another query string question

[Steve Lime]

Albert: Checkout http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm for more info. In many cases the browser does this for you. However sometimes
you have to. 

In essence ([RNG] = 50 and [TWP] = 133) becomes %20(%5BRNG%5D%20=%2050%20and%20%5BTWP%5D%20=%20133)

Steve

>>> Albert Anderson <bart_doggers at YAHOO.COM> 8/7/2006 1:38:50 PM >>>
Hi Steve,

Thanks it work.  What do you mean by You'd need to properly escape the qstring if embedding in a URL? How do you do that?  I guess I dont understand what you are saying.

Albert

Steve Lime <Steve.Lime at dnr.state.mn.us> wrote: qitem doesn't get set, qstring would equal ([RNG] = 50 and [TWP] = 133).
You'd need to properly escape the qstring if embedding in a URL.

Steve

>>> Albert Anderson  8/7/2006 11:16:41 AM >>>
Hi List,

 I have the layer parcels and I want to search for RNG and TWP label.
Using 50 for the range and 133 for the section.  How would I code the
query item and query string?

Thanks,
Albert

   
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