This is a discussion on Ampersand problems within the .Net Development forums, part of the Programming & Scripting category; I hope this is some quick fix I'm working with a file manager where we allow the users to upload ...
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| I hope this is some quick fix ![]() I'm working with a file manager where we allow the users to upload any files they'd like to see in their webpages. I've created a treeview file listing but are having problems handling the & (ampersand) in the link. Does anyone know of a quick way in which I can eliminate this nuisance ![]() Thanks |
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| What exactly is the problem?
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| The file manager works, except when there is an ampersand in the file name, it doesn't render on the browser ![]() the following url has an example: url removed look at the second file under the conflict of interest questionaire Last edited by lewy; September 20th, 2008 at 11:12 PM. |
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| If I user Server.URLEncode before assigning them to the treeview, spaces will have a + on the url instead of a %20 and won't be right I've already tried this |
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| Looks like you're not the only one having issues with this: Treeview NavigateURL with spaces - ASP.NET Forums |
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