I know that the maximum length of a querystring varies by browser. Internet Explorer can have a maximum of 2048 characters.
If I perform a URLEncode in my code, will those encoded characters be taken as extra characters?
For example, suppose I have two textboxes. Before passing the values of the textboxes through the querystring, I perform HttpUtility.UrlEncode(TextBox2.Text) and then I pass those textbox values to another webpage through the querystring.
Suppose the URL may look like this: WebForm2.aspx?Username=Kutti&Password=Pa%26%26word.
Will that encoded thing, %26%26 has been taken as extra characters in the URL?
In other words, will it take Pa%26%26word as same characters in Pa&&word?