The .NET Framework provides the
HttpServerUtility.UrlEncode class to encode the URL.
The following code shows how
name and id is passed to abc.aspx page as encoded. string id = "11";
string name = "abc";
string url = string.Format("abc.aspx?{0}&{11}", Server.UrlEncode(id),
Server.UrlEncode(name));
Response.Redirect(url);
// decoding can be done using it's counter part HttpServerUtility.UrlDecode()
string id = Server.UrlDecode(Request.QueryString["id"]);
string name = Server.UrlDecode(Request.QueryString["name"]);
Note:
HttpServerUtility is available to your code in all webforms through the Page.Server property. Also you only need to encode those values which have non-ASCII characters, not all the values.
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