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Does anyone know the parameter in the web.config file (in Visual Studio) &nbsp;that will tell IIS to ignore XML characters such as &nbsp;'&lt;' and '&gt;' that users would enter within a web form?
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Does anyone know the parameter in the web.config file (in Visual Studio)  that will tell IIS to ignore XML characters such as  '<' and '>' that users would enter within a web form?

Does anyone know the parameter in the web.config file (in Visual Studio)  that will tell IIS to ignore XML characters such as  '&lt;' and '&gt;' that users would enter within a web form?

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Does anyone know the parameter in the web.config file (in Visual Studio) that will tell IIS to ignore XML characters such as '&lt;' and '&gt;' that users would enter within a web form?

Does anyone know the parameter in the web.config file (in Visual Studio) that will tell IIS to ignore XML characters such as '<' and '>' that users would enter within a web form?