the good thing is\s you don't have to worry about it.
for instance,
dim invalid_param as string = "abc/\/\&#x y z"
Response.Redirect("page.aspx?param=" & Server.URLEncode(invalid_param))
then inside of page.aspx......
dim theVariable as String = Request.parameters("param")
theVariable is now equal to "abc/\/\&#x y z". Since it was URLEncoded it it placed corrently into the QueryString. Because the params collection (or QueryString Collection) makes the assumption that you want it to be decoded.
How can I use the URLEncode in ASP.NET?? If i used URLEncode to encode the URL, how can I decode the URL with proper parameter values in ASP.NET?? I can encode the URL, but i cannot decode it properly...
Million Thanks..
