Spaces, for instance, are rendered as a %20,
as shown here:
dvd_details.asp?movie=Serenity&genre=scifi&director=Joss%20Whedon
Dreamweaver provides all the tools necessary for constructing query strings within its point-and-click interface.
However, if you understand the required syntax, you can quickly test your page using the URL field
found on the Live Data toolbar.
Sending parameters
With a master-detail Web application, typically only a single parameter is used. The parameter uniquely
identifies the record selected on the master page and is appended to the link for the detail page. For example,
suppose the detail page is details.php, the identifying variable is called tripID, and the specific
item is Conquering K2. The full link, with the query string, reads:
details.php?tripID=Conquering%20K2
Master pages are one of two types: Either the master list is defined by the designer or by
search criteria submitted by the user. The examples in this section are designer-based and rely
on a specific recordset being declared. Details on how to create a search field are covered later in this chapter
in the Dreamweaver Technique ???Building a Search Page??? section.
To create the proper code within Dreamweaver, apply a Go To Detail Page server behavior to the linking
text, image, or dynamic data.
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