%26 is hex for &.
It gets converted by browsers to &.
Look at the output I pasted:
ViewProduct&ProductID=0001
Also this is comming from a xml/xsl transformation and xsl won't let you use the & sign, so you have to use %26. So considering it is converting it, it you should be able to get key...
I have a page with links on it. If you click on one of the links it calls another page that processes the querystring by using the Request.QueryString method. The url is the following:
http://localhost:8081/handleEvent.aspx?Action=ViewProduct%26ProductID=0001
As you can see I should have 2...
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