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Awesome....thanks!!!!!!!!<br />
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I think I will update my DELETE EML code to use your suggestion....much nicer way to do things!!!!
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Awesome....thanks!!!!!!!!

I think I will update my DELETE EML code to use your suggestion....much nicer way to do things!!!!

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You're welcome. Actually, they are not only nicer, but also make sure that everything is escaped.<br />
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Just a note, if you use this againstg webservers which don't use UTF8 (Exchange DOES support this, so this does NOT matter for your WebDAV stuff), you can specify an encoding: output=UrlEncode(input, System.Text.Encoding.GetEn<wbr />coding(&quot;IS<wbr />O-8859-1&quot;)<wbr />);
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You're welcome. Actually, they are not only nicer, but also make sure that everything is escaped.

Just a note, if you use this againstg webservers which don't use UTF8 (Exchange DOES support this, so this does NOT matter for your WebDAV stuff), you can specify an encoding: output=UrlEncode(input, System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding("ISO-8859-1"));

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Avon:<br />
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You wrote in another post:<br />
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&nbsp;Very easy:<br />
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Add a reference to the System.Web assembly.<br />
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Encode: System.Web.HttpUtility.Url<wbr />Encode()<br />
Decode: System.Web.HttpUtility.Url<wbr />Decode()<br />
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Note that the functions provided by the other expers will fail in situations where other special chars are contained, like all chars with accents (öäüéàè etc.), but even &quot;&nbsp;&quot; is missing (%20). The method given here also allows you to specify an encoding if necessary.<br />
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Plesae provide complete working functions that demonstrate the use of the above methods!!!!!<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Tom
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Avon:

You wrote in another post:

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 Very easy:

Add a reference to the System.Web assembly.

Encode: System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode()
Decode: System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlDecode()

Note that the functions provided by the other expers will fail in situations where other special chars are contained, like all chars with accents (öäüéàè etc.), but even " " is missing (%20). The method given here also allows you to specify an encoding if necessary.

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Plesae provide complete working functions that demonstrate the use of the above methods!!!!!

Thanks,

Tom

Expert AvonWyss:  Question on Encode / Decode URL

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).