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    I am wondering if any one of have experience a url that contains a folder name with an "&" or amperand sign in it and getting the "Bad Request" message through an IE. I have a folder name like A&R. I have even tried encoding the url but there was no success. I know amperand is an especial character in a url but is there any solution to this problem in iis7.0? kindly let me know thanks in advance.

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      I am wondering if any one of have experience a url that contains a folder name with an "&" or amperand sign in it and getting the "Bad Request" message through an IE. I have a folder name like A&R. I have even tried encoding the url but there was no success. I know amperand is an especial character in a url but is there any solution to this problem in iis7.0? kindly let me know thanks in advance.

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      When you say you are encoding them, is that a UrlEncode? Are they converting to %26?

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        When you say you are encoding them, is that a UrlEncode? Are they converting to %26?

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        yes, that's right it convert to %26 but path couldn't be accessed such as ../../A&R/data.txt

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          yes, that's right it convert to %26 but path couldn't be accessed such as ../../A&R/data.txt

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          netJP12L wrote:

          yes, that's right it convert to %26 but path couldn't be accessed such as ../../A&R/data.txt

          If URL is encoded correctly then it should look like ../../A%26R/data.txt

          Knock out 't' from can't, You can if you think you can :cool:

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