AJAX :: How To Write Page URL (request.querystring) In Javascript
Mar 16, 2010
I am write code in java script
window.location=document.location.path
when I am search college then display url
http://localhost:1682/FinalTest/searchcollege.aspx?CollegeId=25
if I am overwrite url in Addressbar
after My url ---
http://localhost:1682/FinalTest/searchcollege.aspx?CollegeId=25&id=3&cid=5
I want when I am search any another college then show my url
http://localhost:1682/FinalTest/searchcollege.aspx?CollegeId=20&id=3&cid=5 means only change my CollegeId=25 to 20 and other parameter is not change. Use only javascript.
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