InfoPath Dev

In my InfoPath-Form I would like to provide the user with a link to a specific SharePoint-Task:

concat("http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/EditForm.aspx?ID=", my:SPTaskID, "?Source=http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/AllItems.aspx?FilterField1=ProtocolID&FilterValue1=", my:ResultProtocolID)

So I inserted a hyperlink that is partly dynamic and it works (of course) so far so good. It is resolved to this:

http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/EditForm.aspx?ID=237&Source=http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/AllItems.aspx?FilterField1=ProtocolID&FilterValue1=1

When the task is saved, the user shall be redirected to the Source-Parameter, in this case http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/AllItems.aspx?FilterField1=ProtocolID&FilterValue1=1
However the last part "&FilterValue1=1" is interpreted as a parameter of the first URL altogether.

I tried to wrap the Source-Parameter with this " (how do i quote this :-), and single ', but both wouldn't work.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

This is super interesting (not what you wanted to hear, I imagine... )

I wonder if you encoded the quotes and put them around the source URL:

http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/EditForm.aspx?ID=237&Source=%22http://intranet.weinmann.com/resultprotocol/Lists/Tasks/AllItems.aspx?FilterField1=ProtocolID&FilterValue1=1%22

I have noooo idea if that would work, but thought it might be worth a try.

Thanks Hilary,

no, just tried it, encoding it with %22 or %27 makes no difference.

Ok, would have been nice for user comfort.