UrlDecode !!! retrieving querystring from an 'escaped' url

[Guest]

Patrick,
Thanks for your response. Actually, UrlDecode would decode the url, but then
how do I use request.querystring? Do I have to 'manually' parse the
querystring?

Thanx

 

[Terry Olsen]

What exactly is an escaped URL?

Patrick,
Thanks for your response. Actually, UrlDecode would decode the url, but
then
how do I use request.querystring? Do I have to 'manually' parse the
querystring?

Thanx

 

[Guest]

By 'escaped' url I mean, in javaScript
escape(myqueryString);
in ASP
Server.UrlEncode(myqueryString)

or in other terms
having '=' replaced by %3d ' ' replaced by %2d etc etc....