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Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:00

19-Apr-07 1:00

now the code looks like this...
string test;
test = "Click the following link to <a href=""http://localhost/activate.aspx""> Activate</a>";

now also it shows error

i hope i am not disturbing you a lot

Thanks for your reply

sebastian

Re: need help [modified]

rama charan19-Apr-07 1:14

rama charan

19-Apr-07 1:14

hi..

but that right and its working for me its correct check the link may be the page active.aspx has errors .....

be clear what error you are getting any time you post the message then i think u can get get better help

keep trying u will get it
i have to leave ...if i am back i will let u know..

bye

-- modified at 7:50 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Rama Charan Prasad

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Re: need help [modified]

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:14

19-Apr-07 1:14

if you are sending code , just under the smilley row you can check a checkbox called Ignore HTML tags in this message (good for code snippets).

so you just check that

thanks

sebastian

-- modified at 7:44 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:26

Sandeep Akhare

19-Apr-07 0:26

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
lick the following link to Activate"

Which is the string and URL ?

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
Activate

Is the Link Text and

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
http://mysite/activate.aspx

is your url

try this
declare a string in your .cs file
string StringToAdd;
and if you want to assign it to your URL at runtime
then
a href="http://mysite/activate.aspx<%=StringToAdd%">

So what you want to do ?

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

Re: need help [modified]

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 0:59

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 0:59

How about

"Click the following link to <a href='http://mysite/activate.aspx'> Activate</a>"

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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-- modified at 7:06 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:03

19-Apr-07 1:03

i am trying this in a .cs file

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 1:08

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 1:08

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
i am trying this in a .cs file

It doesn't matter. it will work. Where will you assign this string to show that on page ? Literal or Label ?

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:12

19-Apr-07 1:12

actually i was sending a mail. the string will be added as the body of the message.
i have tried to add <pre> before and after string like this
string test;
test = "<pre>Click the following link to <a href="http://localhost/activate.aspx"> Activate</a></pre>";
Still it shows error

thanks

Sebastian

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:49

19-Apr-07 1:49

can't you help me with this?

sebastian

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 4:02

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 4:02

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
can't you help me with this?

Why not..

test = "<pre>Click the following link to <a href="http://localhost/activate.aspx"> Activate</a></pre>";

In the above code replace double quotes with single quotes in the <a href tag. That will work

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 19:06

Encrypt And Decrypt the string

19-Apr-07 19:06

It works fine, thanks for your reply..

sebastian

monuSaini18-Apr-07 23:44

monuSaini

18-Apr-07 23:44

Hello Everybody,

I m encrypting and decrypting the string.

When ever an string is encrypted and that encrypted value contains an '+' sign in it the it creates the following error(when it is online otherwise on local it is working fine )

Invalid length for a Base-64 char array.

it shows erroe in following line while decrypting :

byte[] toEncryptArray = Convert.FromBase64String(cipherString);

I am not able to understand why it is happing.

Regards,

rahul saini

Guffa19-Apr-07 0:06

Guffa

19-Apr-07 0:06

Base64 is not encryption, it's merely encoding.

monuSaini wrote:
(when it is online otherwise on local it is working fine )

That suggests that it's not at all the code that you are showing that is causing the problem, but how you transfer the string.

How are you sending the string? If you for example put it in a query string in an URL without properly URL encoding it, a + character would be interpreted as a space character when the string is URL decoded.

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monuSaini19-Apr-07 1:06

monuSaini

19-Apr-07 1:06

Hello Guffa ,

Thanks for replying me.

I m confused because it is working fine on local

And only creating error when it is online,

I m transfering the encrypted value along with the url,

Please explain me how to do properly URL encoding.

Regards,

rahul saini

Guffa19-Apr-07 11:46

Guffa

19-Apr-07 11:46

Use the Server.UrlEncode method on the value before you put it in the URL.

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Encrypt And Decrypt the string

Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:08

Sandeep Akhare

19-Apr-07 0:08

What does cipherString contains it should not containg string it should contain
s is composed of base 64 digits, white space characters, and trailing padding characters
The format of cipherString is invalid. s contains a non-base 64 character, more than two padding characters, or a non-white space character among the padding characters.

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

monuSaini18-Apr-07 23:44

monuSaini

18-Apr-07 23:44