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when I use hebrew characters in the aspx page it looks OK.<br />
But in the aspx.vb file (code behind) it looks ????????<br />
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I am using &lt;globalization uiCulture=&quot;auto&quot; culture=&quot;auto&quot;/&gt; in the web.config.<br />
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The problem is only in the code behind file.
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when I use hebrew characters in the aspx page it looks OK.
But in the aspx.vb file (code behind) it looks ????????

I am using <globalization uiCulture="auto" culture="auto"/> in the web.config.

The problem is only in the code behind file.

Hebrew characters in the code behind files are ??????

when I use hebrew characters in the aspx page it looks OK.
But in the aspx.vb file (code behind) it looks ????????

I am using &lt;globalization uiCulture=&quot;auto&quot; culture=&quot;auto&quot;/&gt; in the web.config.

The problem is only in the code behind file.

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