Hi, this is a JSP/Javascript question
I send a Oracle db Rowid between two pages. Since the Rowid can contain '+'
char i use URLEncoder.encode.
I have a link
<a href="javascript: nextPage('<%=URLEncoder.encode(Rowid)%>')">Next
page</a>
<script>
function nextPage(rowid)
{
//Do some stuff... and end in:
eval("document.location='step3.jsp?searchrow="+rowid+"'");
}
</script>
The URLEncoder fix the '+' char to %2 (i think it is), and that works fine.
But sins the javascript call will be
<a href="javascript: nextPage('12345%267890')">Next page</a>
the browser sends '12345+67890' to the function, and there the '+' sign will
be converted to an ' ' (space) in the url.
How do I fix this? Is there a smart way?
OBSERVE!!!
I have a IE specific solution also, where I put the javascript part in a
OnClick
<TD onClick="nextPage('<%=URLEncoder.encode(Rowid)%>')">Click this td to go
to next page</TD>
But this does not Work on NS etc!!!
Also observe that NS can handle the + sign parameter to the javascript
Regards Jan
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