Hi,
In my C# Net I have a string after encrypting as:
LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
In my ASPNet I want to do something is the IE6 browser: http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
and my C# program will decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" to a real number.
However, the "+" in the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" just appears as a space so
my
program can't decrypt correctly.
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks for help.
Jason 6  1245 
Sorry, need to make clarification.
I want to decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" in the http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ,
but when I get the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" from the browser, it becomes
"LVp0XG2enhBUFifY 41kQ",
the "+" character disappear, so the decrypt function won't work correctly.
"Jason Huang" <Ja************@hotmail.com¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:Ow****** **********@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
Hi,
In my C# Net I have a string after encrypting as:
LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
In my ASPNet I want to do something is the IE6 browser:
http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
and my C# program will decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" to a real
number.
However, the "+" in the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" just appears as a space so
my
program can't decrypt correctly.
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks for help.
Jason
Jason Huang wrote:
Hi,
In my C# Net I have a string after encrypting as:
LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
In my ASPNet I want to do something is the IE6 browser:
http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
and my C# program will decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" to a real number.
However, the "+" in the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" just appears as a space so
my
program can't decrypt correctly.
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks for help.
Jason
You have to encode the value properly.
Use the Server.UrlEncode method to encode values to put in an url.
--
Göran Andersson
_____ http://www.guffa.com
On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 15:46:14 +0800, "Jason Huang"
<Ja************@hotmail.comwrote:
>Hi,
In my C# Net I have a string after encrypting as:
LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
In my ASPNet I want to do something is the IE6 browser:
http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
and my C# program will decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" to a real number.
However, the "+" in the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" just appears as a space so
my
program can't decrypt correctly.
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks for help.
Jason
Server.UrlEncode and Server.UrlDecode are your friends when it comes
to representing characters in URLs
-- http://bytes.thinkersroom.com
I use the Request.Url.ToString() method, cuz when I use the Server.UrlEncode
method,
there will have some '%' in my TestNo.
"Rad [Visual C# MVP]" <ra*@nospam.com>
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On Wed, 11 Jul 2007 15:46:14 +0800, "Jason Huang"
<Ja************@hotmail.comwrote:
>>Hi,
In my C# Net I have a string after encrypting as:
LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
In my ASPNet I want to do something is the IE6 browser:
http://MyIP/MyWeb.aspx?TestNo=LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ
and my C# program will decrypt the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" to a real
number.
However, the "+" in the "LVp0XG2enhBUFifY+41kQ" just appears as a space so
my
program can't decrypt correctly.
Would someone give me some advice?
Thanks for help.
Jason
Server.UrlEncode and Server.UrlDecode are your friends when it comes
to representing characters in URLs
--
http://bytes.thinkersroom.com
On Jul 12, 7:01 am, "Jason Huang" <JasonHuang8...@hotmail.comwrote:
I use the Request.Url.ToString() method, cuz when I use the Server.UrlEncode
method,
there will have some '%' in my TestNo.
The whole point of using Server.UrlEncode is to get the %s in there.
Then when you use Server.UrlDecode they should be removed, so you'll
have your original text again.
Jon
Jon Skeet [C# MVP] wrote:
On Jul 12, 7:01 am, "Jason Huang" <JasonHuang8...@hotmail.comwrote:
>I use the Request.Url.ToString() method, cuz when I use the Server.UrlEncode
method,
there will have some '%' in my TestNo.
The whole point of using Server.UrlEncode is to get the %s in there.
Then when you use Server.UrlDecode they should be removed, so you'll
have your original text again.
Jon
Only, you don't use Server.UrlDecode yourself. That is done
automatically when the values are put in the Request.QueryString
collection. :)
--
Göran Andersson
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