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Passing URL string in address line from form submit

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[color:gray]How can I use fmxslt:session_encode_url() to encode form data. The documentation and the site assistant shows how to do this for URLs but there is no information on encoding form data.

[color:black]I think I need to clarify this. When using href the query string appears in the browser's address line. When submitting form data, only the page shows, not the query string. How do I get a form's query string to appear in the address line?

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Do you really want to have that? It provides some (well, not much) security if the query parameters are not visible.

But you can read out the request-query parameter and reconstruct the URL if you like.

With regards to your first question: The encoding of the form values are defined either by

the encoding of the page where it is in, or you can specify an attribute accept-charset, which can have multiple encodings, such as accept-charset="ISO-8859-1 ISO-8859-2" in the form tag.

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