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Need Help while converting files in Sharepoint 2010

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    I have a web part that provides a value for filtering shareopint lists The problem is when the value contains an ampersand '&' an Bad format exception is thrown I tried to replace the & with & and "%26" but it doesn't work and the exception is thrown please tell me what to do about this.

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      I have a web part that provides a value for filtering shareopint lists The problem is when the value contains an ampersand '&' an Bad format exception is thrown I tried to replace the & with & and "%26" but it doesn't work and the exception is thrown please tell me what to do about this.

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      Member 10300893 wrote:

      I have a web part that provides a value for filtering shareopint lists

      Is that a standard WebPart or did you created it on your own?

      Member 10300893 wrote:

      please tell me what to do about this.

      If it's a standard WebPart you could programm it in Visual Studio on your own. That's not a lot work and can be done easily. You can handle the error with try-catch or regular expressions. There might be another solution, but as I don't know which webpart you are using I'm not able to check that. :rolleyes:

      SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!

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