'converting URL to Action Link @url.action

I have problem with IIS does not read the URL. Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 503 (Service Unavailable)

My project is on Asp.net MVC I have used a Jqx grid on my project but the grid does not load data on IIS.

How can I convert the URL to Action Link @url.action, so the IIS can read?

My URL on my grid.

url: "/Home/GetIMScompinfo?CompanyName=" + $("#CompanyName").val() + "&StoreName=" + $("#StoreName").val() + "&ComputerName=" + $("#ComputerName").val() + params

url: "/Home/GetSubItems?scopeId=" + id

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Solution 1:[1]

url: "/Home/GetIMScompinfo?CompanyName=" + $("#CompanyName").val() + "&StoreName=" + $("#StoreName").val() + "&ComputerName=" + $("#ComputerName").val() + params url: "/Home/GetSubItems?scopeId=" + id

I don't know what is the difference between the two getting the value. So I give the sample script for the first url.

<button class="btn-class" id="press" type="button" onclick="changeHref1()">Genrate first url</button>



<script type="text/javascript">
function changeHref1() {
    var url = '@Url.Action("About","Home")';
    var company = $('#CompanyName').val();
    var store = $('#StoreName').val();
    var computer = $('#ComputerName').val();
    window.location.href = url + '?CompanyName=' + company + '&StoreName=' + store + '&ComputerName=' + computer;
}

</script>

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Solution 1 Bruce Zhang

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