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I looked all over for that...guess I wasn't framing search correctly.<br />
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Anyway, thanks.
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I looked all over for that...guess I wasn't framing search correctly.

Anyway, thanks.

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This is making me crazy...<br />
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My code below returns the correct url and link.<br />
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When I click on the link however...any spaces in folder names or file names creates a %20 instead of a space. &nbsp;And my browser won't open the file.<br />
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How do I do a replace on this? so the %20 is replaced by a + or just the space?<br />
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&lt;telerik:GridHyperLinkColu<wbr />mn FooterText=&quot;HyperLinkColum<wbr />n footer&quot; DataTextFormatString=&quot;Open<wbr />&quot;<br />
&nbsp;DataNavigateUrlFields=&quot;Ful<wbr />lName&quot; UniqueName=&quot;LinkFullName&quot; DataNavigateUrlFormatStrin<wbr />g=&quot;{0}&quot;<br />
&nbsp;HeaderText=&quot;Open&quot; DataTextField=&quot;FullName&quot;&gt;<br />
&lt;/telerik:GridHyperLinkCol<wbr />umn&gt;
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This is making me crazy...

My code below returns the correct url and link.

When I click on the link however...any spaces in folder names or file names creates a %20 instead of a space.  And my browser won't open the file.

How do I do a replace on this? so the %20 is replaced by a + or just the space?

<telerik:GridHyperLinkColumn FooterText="HyperLinkColumn footer" DataTextFormatString="Open"
 DataNavigateUrlFields="FullName" UniqueName="LinkFullName" DataNavigateUrlFormatString="{0}"
 HeaderText="Open" DataTextField="FullName">
</telerik:GridHyperLinkColumn>

Replace Statement with method=&quot;{0}&quot;

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Replace Statement with method=&quot;{0}&quot;

Replace Statement with method="{0}"