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aspx? Enter an odd number of characters in the address bar, in the aspx. Cs is used in Encoding. The UTF8 last word when you get into gibberish, an even number of Chinese characters not the problem, how can I solve

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The address bar is not necessarily the UTF8 Encoding, with Encoding. The Default this try

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So, the front of the people will remember to use urlencode coding (remember is urlencode, not utf8, nor Encoding. The Default)

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reference 1st floor ManBOyyy response:

address bar is not necessarily the UTF8 Encoding, try using Encoding. The Default this

Not tried

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refer to the second floor qq_36786068 response:

so, the front of the people would remember to use urlencode coding (remember is urlencode, not utf8, nor Encoding. The Default)

While browsing in the address bar (that is, aspx page's address bar) type in Chinese, I am on the aspx. The last Chinese character in cs is garbled

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reference 4 floor zcnc2012 response:

Quote: refer to the second floor qq_36786068 response:

So, the front of the people would remember to use urlencode coding (remember is urlencode, not utf8, nor Encoding. The Default)

While browsing in the address bar (that is, aspx page's address bar) type in Chinese, I am on the aspx. Cs in the last Chinese characters is the code

Don't repeat the problem, according to the new human normal human nature, you should not have to do now for the first thing is baidu "c # urlencode decoding"