How to pass string in url using javascript ?

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Hello
I want to pass a "Persian" string in url, but in another javascript file that I want to get that, I get a hashed string, what should I do ?

What I have tried:

To send data in url:

JavaScript

location.href = "Second.html?ID=" + _MyID + "&Text=" + _MyText;

and To Get Data

JavaScript

function processUser()
  {
    var parameters = location.search.substring(1).split("&");

    var temp = parameters[0].split("=");
    l = temp[1];
    temp = parameters[1].split("=");
    p = temp[1];
  }

instead of a "Persian" Text, I get a hashed code

Posted 30-Dec-16 19:54pm

Ali Majed HA

Updated 30-Dec-16 23:30pm

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Shahzad Mirza 31-Dec-16 2:26am

Why you want to send data using url? why not cache or Cookies?

Ali Majed HA 31-Dec-16 2:36am

Do you mean using window.localstorage in javascript?
Do you think it is better solution?

Shahzad Mirza 31-Dec-16 2:49am

if you want to use persian string as a parameter i think its a better way to use without getting hash.

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Peter Leow · Accepted Answer · 2016-12-30T23:30:00

Solution 2

Try this:
add HTML Charset[^]

<meta charset="utf-8">

to your web pages. then,

decodeURIComponent(location.search)

JavaScript decodeURIComponent() Function[^]

Posted 30-Dec-16 23:30pm

Peter Leow

Updated 31-Dec-16 0:03am

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