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  • shank

    Server.URLEncode

    When using Server.URLEncod e, is there a way to undo what was encoded? I
    suppose I could use REPLACE if I knew exactly what the original string was.
    But what if I didn't know?

    Apt #1 transforms to Apt+%231 how do I get it back to Apt #1 ...?

    thanks


  • shank

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    Re: Server.URLEncod e

    Never mind... right after sending I found the decode function on ASPFAQ.
    Nice!
    thanks!

    "shank" <shank@tampabay .rr.com> wrote in message
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    > When using Server.URLEncod e, is there a way to undo what was encoded? I
    > suppose I could use REPLACE if I knew exactly what the original string
    > was. But what if I didn't know?
    >
    > Apt #1 transforms to Apt+%231 how do I get it back to Apt #1 ...?
    >
    > thanks
    >[/color]


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