With a url like http://abc.com/myid/ab%2fcd (where% 2f is a forward slash), asp.net will override% 2f, so that is from the point of view of my application (and from the point of view of asp .net mvc) URL: http://abc.com/myid/ab/cd
Since my application uses asp.net mvc, this behavior can easily cause routing problems if I want the route to specify something like "/ myid / {id}", since unescaping asp.net will cause the route to not will match.
According to the answer to this question: slash in the url and according to this msdn page: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee656542.aspx the solution (in .Net 4.0) should put following in your web.config:
<uri> <schemeSettings> <add name="http" genericUriParserOptions="DontUnescapePathDotsAndSlashes"/> </schemeSettings> </uri>
But I can not get it to work - "% 2f" still does not automatically appear in "/". Does anyone know why config configuration might not work for me or any other suggestions?
Dan p
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