Can you paste the link you are having problem with?
Also, which OS are you using? Which version of Omniscope?

for instance: http://www.mydomain.com?param1=myvar1&param2=myvar2
where:
myvar1 is a visokio string field and equals "hello #world"
myvar2 is a visokio string field and equals "hello &world"

Both will fail. (sorry can't paste the real link, but it is built the same way)

I am using Visokio 2.7 b343 on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64

Best regards,
Maxime.

Hi Maxime,

We will investigate this issue and reply with some solution shortly.

ok thank you Michael.

Hi Maxime,

The fix has been added today and will be available in the next nightly build 2.7-rc b350.

If you are using special characters in your GET parameter (whitespace, #, & in your example). Those parameters should be converted according with URL encoding standard, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percent-encoding .

Before we passed Field value as it is.

With this fix, if you have '=' sign just before your field (there shouldn't be any white-spaces or other characters) the value from the field will be automatically encoded with URL encoding standard.

For example, if in your Settings->Links->Add web link :

   http://translate.google.co.uk/?q=[Your field here]

then if you have for example following Field value:

   pen & paper

in your field, then you'll get URL with encoded parameter :

   http://translate.google.co.uk/?q=pen%20%26%20paper

ok thanks a lot Michael!