How to convert special characters like #, &, etc occuring in the input string

Hi,
          I am using method 'Get' to submit a form . When ever there is any
          special character like '#' in my input For example "033#Test", nothing
          gets posted beyond 033.
          Can any one please let me know how do I overcome this problem.
          Thanks in advance.
          Regards,
          Moin

Moinuddin:
          It seems possible your browser may be confused by the fact that 033 is
          the octal representation for an ESCape character (Hex 1B). Try dropping
          the leading zero. In addition, it is usually better to represent special
          characters like the hash mark "#" using HTML character entities instead
          of literals, i.e. # = hash mark
          Regards,
          Jim Brown
          Moinuddin Ahmed wrote:
          >
          > Hi,
          > I am using method 'Get' to submit a form . When ever there is any
          > special character like '#' in my input For example "033#Test", nothing
          > gets posted beyond 033.
          >
          > Can any one please let me know how do I overcome this problem.
          >
          > Thanks in advance.
          > Regards,
          > Moin
          Jim Brown
          Developer Relations Engineer
          BEA Support

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