would like to know how to pass parameter/value using location.href

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I would like to know how to pass parameter/value using location.href
this is my code pleas say is correct or no

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<script >

           function btnExternalPayGhest_Click(id) {


               if (id == 190) {





                   document.location.href="/KB/answers/frmInstallmentPayment.aspx" + GhestCompanyID, ExternalGhestID, ExternalCellPhone;

               }

               else if (id == 240) {

                   document.location.href="/KB/answers/frmInstallmentPayment.aspx" + GhestCompanyID, ExternalGhestID, ExternalCellPhone;




               }

           }

       </script>
       <form name="form1">

           <input type="button" name="بررسی" value="بررسی" onclick='btnExternalPayGhest_Click()'>

       </form>

Posted 10-Aug-15 2:26am

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Wombaticus · Answer 1 · 2015-08-10T03:07:00

Solution 1

Your code doesn't make a lot of logical sense, but essentially you can set a URL with paramters like:

JavaScript

location.href = 'page.aspx?x=' + param1 + '&y=' + param2 + '&z=' + param3;

If you need to pass nonalphanumeric characters you may neeed to look into encoding [^] it.

Posted 10-Aug-15 3:07am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 2 · 2015-08-10T03:19:00

href is a string that can contain an URL address wit some parameters in the format of query string...

par1=val1&par2=val2

If you have the values you can use jQuery's param[^] method to create such string from a JavaScript object easily...

JavaScript

var params = {
  "param1": GhestCompanyID, 
  "param2": ExternalGhestID, 
  "param3": ExternalCellPhone
}

document.location.href = "frmInstallmentPayment.aspx?" + $.param( params );