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[[Form:]] request token is removing "Exec" from the passed in string

I am passing a string value to a Feed via an ajax. The string is passed as a variable named "filteredRole". When retrieving this from the feed via a parameter, the string is changed. //js in template creates the variable var filteredRole = "IT Executive"; //pass variable to feed via ajax (this works fine) //get the variable to use in query <Parameter Name="filteredRole" Value=[[Form:filteredRole]]
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mario harper asked Jul 10, 2014 active Jul 11, 2014

Online product display

Yes, I'm a greenhorn at DNN and XMOD Pro. Though my knowledge is limited I do like what I've been able to build with XMP thus far, however, I have a challenge that requires the knowledge of the DNN/XMP wise: The following links are for reference Old Site (HTML): http://www.optronicsinc.com/newproducts-new.html Pick any lighting product you take a fancy too Production Site: http://038da42.netsolhos
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Joshua McDonell asked Jul 9, 2014 active Jul 9, 2014

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