query-string

问题 Is it possible to load a local HTML file with a query string? I'm using Process.Start, but that fails because appending ?querystring=test to the end of the filename makes it search for that. Process.Start("page.html?querystring=test") The code above results in a FileNotFound exception. I've tried using ProcessStartInfo and pass the query string as an argument, but that just loaded the normal page. Is this possible? 回答1: It's not possible because query strings are a part of HTTP protocol and

问题 I use a Repeater Control for showing the data in my WebSite. I use a HyperLink in the Repeater Control for showing one field of my table in the database. When you click, I want that link go to another page and send a string to that [page] with a QueryString. I don't know how I do that - can you explain how to do it? I am using Linq in ASP.net. 回答1: <asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink3" NavigateUrl='<%#Eval("ID_Message","~/ADMIN/Reply.aspx?ID={0}") %>' runat="server">OK</asp:HyperLink> 回答2: Let's

问题 How to get the actual querystring from the Request object when the querystring is UrlEncoded or has percent characters in ASP.NET? Basicly, if I have a Url like this: Default.aspx?p=%b4 , how do I get a string populated with "%b4"? Request.QueryString["p"] returns a non printable character. Request.RawUrl returns Default.aspx?p=%ufffd" Request.Url.AbsoluteUri returns Default.aspx?p=%EF%BF%BD How can I get "%b4" back? 回答1: I dug into this further, and believe I know what's causing this: an

问题 How to get the actual querystring from the Request object when the querystring is UrlEncoded or has percent characters in ASP.NET? Basicly, if I have a Url like this: Default.aspx?p=%b4 , how do I get a string populated with "%b4"? Request.QueryString["p"] returns a non printable character. Request.RawUrl returns Default.aspx?p=%ufffd" Request.Url.AbsoluteUri returns Default.aspx?p=%EF%BF%BD How can I get "%b4" back? 回答1: I dug into this further, and believe I know what's causing this: an

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问题 I'm writing an api in Laravel 4. I'd like to pass query string parameters to my controllers. Specifically, I want to allow something like this: api/v1/account?fields=email,acct_type where the query params are passed along to the routed controller method which has a signature like this: public function index($cols) The route in routes.php looks like this: Route::get('account', 'AccountApiController@index'); I am manually specifying all my routes for clarity and flexibility (rather than using

问题 I am reading from history, and I want that when i come across a google query, I can extract the query string. I am not using request or httputility since i am simply parsing a string. however, when i come across URLs like this, my program fails to parse it properly: http://www.google.com.mt/search?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&channel=s&hl=mt&source=hp&biw=986&bih=663&q=hotmail&meta=&btnG=Fittex+bil-Google what i was trying to do is get the index of q= and the index of &

问题 I am struggling to create appropriate 301 redirects for a site that was originally built using query strings. The old URL structure looks like this: http://www.oldsite.com/about/index.cfm?fuseaction=cor_av&artID=5049 I want to redirect the entire subfolder (named 'about') to a new page on the new domain. The new domain's URL looks like this: http://www.newsite.com/info So, I set up a redirect that looks like this: redirectMatch 301 ^/about/ http://www.newsite.com/info It is redirecting just

问题 I am simply attempting to get jquery to identify the first letter of a paragraph. How would I do this? For example, I have a page with a number of paragrahs on a page. I would like only the paragraphs starting with a specified letter to be given the class "current" and all others to be hidden. I pretty much know how to add the class and hide the others but, I cant get jquery to recognize the first letter. Secondly, is it possible to pull this 'first letter' variable from the url string? For

问题 When debugging in ASP.NET MVC, I don't see a difference between: http://mysite.com?q=hi,bye and http://mysite.com?q=hi%2Cbye The querystring param "q" always has a value of "hi,bye". So why is the comma encoded? I want to do something like this https://stackoverflow.com/a/752109/173957. I have this form: <form method="GET" action="/Search"> <input type="hidden" name="q" value="hi,bye"/> <input type="submit" value="ok"/> </form> How can I prevent this value from being encoded? 回答1: The URI