As part of URL I have ie: www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker 7  1468 
Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
not with the result of "squares".. .
Regards /Snedker
On 1 Sep., 14:32, Snedker <Morten.Sned... @gmail.comwrote :
On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
>www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
not with the result of "squares".. .
Regards /Snedker
...but WITH the result of squares, that is... :-)
/snedker
Snedker wrote:
On 1 Sep., 14:32, Snedker <Morten.Sned... @gmail.comwrote :
>On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
>>Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
not with the result of "squares".. .
Regards /Snedker
..but WITH the result of squares, that is... :-)
/snedker
Did you try to set the default encodings to utf-8 in your web.config?
<configuratio n>
<system.web>
<globalizatio n
requestEncoding ="utf-8"
responseEncodin g="utf-8" />
</system.web>
</configuration>
On 1 Sep., 14:54, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
Snedker wrote:
On 1 Sep., 14:32, Snedker <Morten.Sned... @gmail.comwrote :
On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
>Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters thatI
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
not with the result of "squares".. .
Regards /Snedker
..but WITH the result of squares, that is... :-)
/snedker
Did you try to set the default encodings to utf-8 in your web.config?
<configuratio n>
* * <system.web>
* * * *<globalizatio n
* * * * * requestEncoding ="utf-8"
* * * * * responseEncodin g="utf-8" />
* * </system.web>
</configuration>- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -
- Vis tekst i anførselstegn -
Those exact settings are already set.
Thx for input and efforts!
Regards /Snedker
On 1 Sep., 15:38, Snedker <Morten.Sned... @gmail.comwrote :
On 1 Sep., 14:54, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
Snedker wrote:
On 1 Sep., 14:32, Snedker <Morten.Sned... @gmail.comwrote :
>On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
>>Snedker wrote:
>>>As part of URL I have ie:
>>>>www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
>>>Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
>>>get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
>>>expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
>>>Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
>>>thanks in advance!
>>>Kind regards /Snedker
>>How are you trying to decode them?
>Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
>not with the result of "squares".. .
>Regards /Snedker
..but WITH the result of squares, that is... :-)
/snedker
Did you try to set the default encodings to utf-8 in your web.config?
<configuratio n>
* * <system.web>
* * * *<globalizatio n
* * * * * requestEncoding ="utf-8"
* * * * * responseEncodin g="utf-8" />
* * </system.web>
</configuration>- Skjul tekst i anførselstegn -
- Vis tekst i anførselstegn -
Those exact settings are already set.
Thx for input and efforts!
Hope that last sentence wasn't read as "problem solved"... :-)
regards /snedker
Hi Snedker,
Would you try System.Web.Http Utility.UrlDeco de?
--
All the best,
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MVP ASP/ASP.NET http://sunali.com http://www.propeople.dk
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On 1 Sep., 14:14, Florian Paulus <florian.pau... @sc-cis.dewrote:
>Snedker wrote:
As part of URL I have ie:
>www.website.com?test=%F8%E5%C6%D8%C5
Requesting the querystring and displaying the content on web I just
get a bunch of squares instead of the special Danish characters that I
expect. But I don't know how to decode them properly. Do you?
Any help or pointer in the right direction is greatly appreciated -
thanks in advance!
Kind regards /Snedker
How are you trying to decode them?
Using System.Web.Syst emHttpUtility.U rlDecode is what I've tried, but
not with the result of "squares".. .
Regards /Snedker
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