Re: Replacing characters in WEB text

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expertware@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Dear Joerg and other readers,
>
> I have a couple of question:
> - If I understand well you are suggesting it is better I continue
> using my own function, to be sure all chars
> are encoded correcly. Right ?

Probably. As I said, write a little test and see if HtmlEncode()
encodes all characters you need. If it does, use it.

> - another one regards the FixStringForWEB() function itself
> Do you think it it more convenient to scan the string once
> replacing the chars, or the approach or iterate replace
> using stringbuilder is more appropriate ?

I'd still say you don't need that method at all. You can use all these
characters natively (without HML encoding) in your C#, HTML, or XHTML
source files. By default, ASP.NET uses UTF-8 as request and response
encoding, which is good enough for your purposes. The only thing you
might need to change is fileEncoding in web.config.

Cheers,
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