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Let's look at the examples first.

The code is as follows:

Function webChart () {

Var t = document.getElementById ("txtReceive")

If (t.value = = null | | t.value = = "") {

Alert ("Please query first")

}

Else {

Alert (t.value)

Document.getElementById ("center-iframe") .src = "map/industryMap.aspx?_indeustry=" + t.value

}}

At this time, the code from alert is very normal, all Chinese characters.

But the code is garbled when it is obtained in the background.

The copy code is as follows:

Protected void Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e)

{

Industry = Request.QueryString ["_ indeustry"] .ToString ()

InitMap ()

GetShowMuilt ()

}

Web.config has been configured as UTF-8, but it still doesn't work.

The copy code is as follows:

Final solution

The copy code is as follows:

Function webChart () {

Var t = document.getElementById ("txtReceive")

If (t.value = = null | | t.value = = "") {

Alert ("Please query first")

}

Else {

Var url = encodeURI ("map/industryMap.aspx?_indeustry=" + t.value)

Alert (url)

Document.getElementById ("center-iframe") .src = url

}

}

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