Hi Ben,

As you're limited to the number of chars on the url, you'd have to revert to using a postback to post the comment or use an update panel (which still does a postback but only refreshes portion of the page). And make sure to check the user's input for spammish data...

Cheers,

/Dirk

Or simply post params to the base url

/base/var1/var2?tolongvar=blablabla

And then in your base method fetch that param with

HttpContext.Current.Request["tolongvar"]

You could also post your values to /base. Here is a sample with jQuery:

jQuery:

var url = SWFAddress.getPath();
var baseUrl = location.protocol + '//' + location.host;
$.post(baseUrl + '/base/Digibiz/GetHtmlUrl/', { url: encodeURIComponent(url) }, function (htmlUrl) {
//do stuff
} 

/base method:

public static string GetHtmlUrl()
{
    //Get the url through a post because it can't be passed as a parameter because it contains slashes which don't work with /base.
    string url = HttpContext.Current.Server.UrlDecode(HttpContext.Current.Request["url"]);

    return UmbracoController.GetHtmlUrl(url);
}

This sample is also used here: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/templating/templates-and-document-types/16442-Use-jQuery-to-load-a-page-with-another-template#comment61539

Jeroen

Hi Dirk,

Thank you for your reply. I have to say that those are very bad news for me as I use ajax because the postback takes a lot of time.

Is it good solution for me if I use an external webservice and a "normal" ajax function(type:post, dataType:json)  for raching this goal?

Chris and Jeoren, 

Unfortunately, I can't use your suggested method because it's a problem when the user types non-eng characters in explorer, and then what is sent is a strign like "??????"

Can you suggest other solutions?

Thank you all.

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