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c# Programming Glossary: ampersandsReading XML with an “&” into C# XMLDocument Object http://stackoverflow.com/questions/121511/reading-xml-with-an-into-c-sharp-xmldocument-object an extra pass through it. Also it does not account for ampersands inside of a CDATA section. Finally it only catches ampersands.. inside of a CDATA section. Finally it only catches ampersands not other illegal characters like . Update based on the comment..
How can I add an ampersand for a value in a ASP.net/C# app config file value http://stackoverflow.com/questions/376135/how-can-i-add-an-ampersand-for-a-value-in-a-asp-net-c-app-config-file-value with values in a config file. What I want is to store ampersands for an url value like... appSettings add key myurl value http.. is not allowed. I've tried various forms of escaping the ampersands to no avail. Anyone know of the correct form to do this All..
Enter “&” symbol into a text Label in Windows Forms? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4325094/enter-symbol-into-a-text-label-in-windows-forms Set UseMnemonic for that label to false . This causes all ampersands within the text to be taken literally so you don't need to double..
How can i remove item from querystring in asp.net using c#? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/529551/how-can-i-remove-item-from-querystring-in-asp-net-using-c and has a constructor that takes an encoded query string ampersands and question marks included and it overrides a ToString method..
ASP.Net URLEncode Ampersand for use in Query String http://stackoverflow.com/questions/561954/asp-net-urlencode-ampersand-for-use-in-query-string documentation suggests that Server.UrlEncode should handle ampersands correctly. I've just tested your exact code and the returned..
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