Websites often use them to pre-fill forms, pass data, or trigger specific actions without requiring manual input.
Browsers handle spaces differently. A space in a URL should be %20 or + .
This is the most complex parameter. Historically, AstroSage used City IDs, but the modern URL structure often accepts coordinates or a specific string format.
AstroSage does not provide an official “generate Kundli from URL” feature in their user documentation. That said, savvy users have observed that certain pages on AstroSage (like the free Kundli or matchmaking sections) do accept parameters — likely for internal linking or affiliate tracking.
For higher accuracy without relying on the system guessing the city, you can pass coordinates directly or use the specific location string found in the source code of a generated chart.
That’s where come in. In this post, we’ll explore whether AstroSage supports direct Kundli generation through URL parameters, how to potentially construct such URLs, and the technical and ethical considerations involved.
https://www.astrosage.com/kundli/northIndianStyle.asp
?name=Rahul&gender=m