apostrophe in href path

[Rose]

Hi all,

I'm trying to create a clickable link, but the pesky apostrophe is
preventing the link from getting displayed properly. I'm displaying the
contents of a folder (with contains the apostrophe), with the filename as a
clickable link. The files show up properly, but the link location cuts off at
the apostrophe.

Here's a code snippet (fi is an instance of FileInfo):

string fileList = "";

fileList = ("<a href='" + strFolderNameWi thApos + "\\" + fi.Name + "'>" +
fi.Name + "</a>");

labelText.Text = fileList;

I've tried replacing the apostrophe with
a double apostrophe
%27
'
&apos;

but because of the href=' ....' it interprets it literally. Other than
renaming the folder without an apostrophe, is there a way around this?

Thanks in advance.

[Kevin Spencer]

HttpServerUtili ty.UrlEncode is your answer.

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Hi all,

I'm trying to create a clickable link, but the pesky apostrophe is
preventing the link from getting displayed properly. I'm displaying the
contents of a folder (with contains the apostrophe), with the filename as
a
clickable link. The files show up properly, but the link location cuts off
at
the apostrophe.

Here's a code snippet (fi is an instance of FileInfo):

string fileList = "";

fileList = ("<a href='" + strFolderNameWi thApos + "\\" + fi.Name + "'>" +
fi.Name + "</a>");

labelText.Text = fileList;

I've tried replacing the apostrophe with
a double apostrophe
%27
'
&apos;

but because of the href=' ....' it interprets it literally. Other than
renaming the folder without an apostrophe, is there a way around this?

Thanks in advance.