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How to pass special characters in URL?
How to pass special characters in URL e.g I have an JavaScript button in which I am passing a field value in URL that field contains ' in it. When I clicked on button it gives unexpected token error. How to solve that?
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3 Replies
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Hey,
You can use formula {!URLENCODE(text)} in your script and replace the text value with the merge field or text string that you want to encode.
Hope that it solves the issue.
Thanks.
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Hi,
String url="http://localhost:8080/safp/contacts/FirmAddress.do?btnAction=FirmAddress&firmId="+URLEncoder.encode("122379069","UTF-8")+"&strLocation="+URLEncoder.encode("!@#$%^&*()_+","UTF-8")+"&async=true&newAccID=112";
Use URLEncoder.encode()
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Hi,
Just Encode using standard EncodingUtil class of salesforce to do it.
Hope this helps.
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