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JavaScript redirect - replacing `&` with `&`
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I am trying to redirect to a new page using JavaScript. I need to redirect to page:
DESIRED LINK where to redirect:http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
JAVASCRIPT CODE:
Javascript code to redirect page to desired URL:window.location.assign('http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B');
Result:
Unfortunately, all & were replaced by & as shown here:
http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
Which cannot be parsed properly by underlying server (Java & Thymeleaf),
and unfortunately it does not work when parsed by J2EE.
How can I force to redirect to a page without replacing & with &amp?
javascript redirect
edited Mar 28 at 22:05
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I am trying to redirect to a new page using JavaScript. I need to redirect to page:
DESIRED LINK where to redirect:http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
JAVASCRIPT CODE:
Javascript code to redirect page to desired URL:window.location.assign('http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B');
Result:
Unfortunately, all & were replaced by & as shown here:
http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
Which cannot be parsed properly by underlying server (Java & Thymeleaf),
and unfortunately it does not work when parsed by J2EE.
How can I force to redirect to a page without replacing & with &amp?
javascript redirect
edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
6,9259 gold badges46 silver badges58 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
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The code you have will not transform&into&that must be done by something else on your site.
– Quentin
Mar 28 at 21:35
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I am trying to redirect to a new page using JavaScript. I need to redirect to page:
DESIRED LINK where to redirect:http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
JAVASCRIPT CODE:
Javascript code to redirect page to desired URL:window.location.assign('http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B');
Result:
Unfortunately, all & were replaced by & as shown here:
http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
Which cannot be parsed properly by underlying server (Java & Thymeleaf),
and unfortunately it does not work when parsed by J2EE.
How can I force to redirect to a page without replacing & with &amp?
javascript redirect
edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
6,9259 gold badges46 silver badges58 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
8112 gold badges14 silver badges30 bronze badges
I am trying to redirect to a new page using JavaScript. I need to redirect to page:
DESIRED LINK where to redirect:http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
JAVASCRIPT CODE:
Javascript code to redirect page to desired URL:window.location.assign('http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B');
Result:
Unfortunately, all & were replaced by & as shown here:
http://localhost/mypage.html?myparam1=A&myparam2=B
Which cannot be parsed properly by underlying server (Java & Thymeleaf),
and unfortunately it does not work when parsed by J2EE.
How can I force to redirect to a page without replacing & with &amp?
javascript redirect
javascript redirect
edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
6,9259 gold badges46 silver badges58 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
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edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
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asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
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edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
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edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
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edited Mar 28 at 22:05
SherylHohman
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6,9259 gold badges46 silver badges58 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
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asked Mar 28 at 21:33
Radim BurgetRadim Burget
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asked Mar 28 at 21:33
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The code you have will not transform&into&that must be done by something else on your site.
– Quentin
Mar 28 at 21:35
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The code you have will not transform&into&that must be done by something else on your site.
– Quentin
Mar 28 at 21:35
The code you have will not transform
& into & that must be done by something else on your site.– Quentin
Mar 28 at 21:35
The code you have will not transform
& into & that must be done by something else on your site.– Quentin
Mar 28 at 21:35
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Why do you use assign for redirect ? Use simply window.location.href like you previous code.
Another do you try to escape & char ?
Do you use XSS prenvent function in your code ?
answered Mar 28 at 21:46
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Why do you use assign for redirect ? Use simply window.location.href like you previous code.
Another do you try to escape & char ?
Do you use XSS prenvent function in your code ?
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Why do you use assign for redirect ? Use simply window.location.href like you previous code.
Another do you try to escape & char ?
Do you use XSS prenvent function in your code ?
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Why do you use assign for redirect ? Use simply window.location.href like you previous code.
Another do you try to escape & char ?
Do you use XSS prenvent function in your code ?
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Why do you use assign for redirect ? Use simply window.location.href like you previous code.
Another do you try to escape & char ?
Do you use XSS prenvent function in your code ?
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