Asp.Net validation

Loui Mercieca

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11th Feb 2005

Hi,

I have a problem regarding asp .net page validation. As you know, ASP.NET
protects you against this automatically with request validation. By default,
if the Request object contains HTML-encoded elements or certain HTML
characters (such as — for an em dash), the ASP.NET page framework
raises an error. However, when some clients from certain countries enter
their details, some characthers are being blocked, and the error is thrown.
Is there a way to make the response accept certain pre-defined characthers,
without having to disable the request validation?

Thanks
Loui Mercieca

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