| Farshad Hemmati 2007-02-14, 1:28 am |
| The best way to go about this is post the URL as a FORM POST, rather than
put it in the URL. That way you can send much larger data and info without
any truncation by any browser.
Regards,
Farshad
"Leo595" <Leo595@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7ADDBE13-1AB1-45C3-82EB-E63FDA41982C@microsoft.com...
>I have a page that creates dynamic hyperlinks for each recorded
> displayed. Many of the constructed URLs exceed 128 characters. Those
> that with greater than 128 are truncated for some reason unknown to
> me. I know that IE supports URLs up to 2048 characters. Is there a way
> for me to create and use longer URLs in my ASP dynamic links?
>
> Example:
> This code:
> response.write "<a href=""somepage.asp?
> a=1234567890&b=1234567890&c=1234567890&d=1234567890&e=1234567890&f=12345678_90&g=1234567890&h=1234567890&i=1234567890&j=1234567890&k=1234567890&l=12345_67890&m=1234567890"">asdf</
> a>"
>
>
> Creates a url that appears like this:
>
>
> http://localhost/pages/somepage.asp?
> a=1234567890&b=1234567890&c=1234567890&d=1234567890&e=1234567890&f=12345678_90&g=1234567890&
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