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Hi Dan

Can I see a dump of your setup? Where do you add the @Code part?

http://screencast.com/t/pPZGh6BCz7EZ

I am not sure you can use @Code in that field... You could replace the - before adding it to the querystring.

We are using an option from custom urls that replaces spaces with dashes, so DW automatically replaces them to -

If I hardcode the category name there it works. Like this: @Code("name of category")  

What happens if you add System.Web.HttpContext.Current.Request.QueryString["category"].ToString().Replace("-"," ") in a Razor template on that page. What does it return?

I need a link to investigate further.

For http://www.brandfusion.ro/blog/categorie?categorie=BRANDING-ONLINE it shows BRANDING ONLINE so the code is fine. 

The querystring is "categorie" (not category) for the romanian version of the site.

Well, you querystring parameter is called "categorie" and you code says .QueryString["category"] - could that be it...?

No, it's not that. For RO the code is with "categorie"

Well, you cannot use @Code in that field.

You use ?categorie - this parameter is case sensitive so it should be ?Categorie as that is the system name.

This works: http://www.brandfusion.ro/blog/categorie?Categorie=sfa

But filtering does not seem to be very fund of doing filtering on this kind of field (CSV list) with spaces in them.

Please make an upgrade, and we will take a look.

Hi Nicolai,

I've changed the parameter to Categorie, but it still doesn't not work for values with spaces.