In ASP:
Server.URLEncode("+&(). -*<>/|")
returns %2B%26%28%29%2E+%2D%2A%3C%3E%2F%5C%7C
In ASP.NET
Uri.EscapeDataString("+&(). -*<>/|")
// returns %2B%26().%20-*%3C%3E%2F%5C%7C
HttpUtility.UrlEncode("+&(). -*<>/|")
// returns %2b%26().+-*%3c%3e%2f%5c%7c
Is there any elegant way how to mimic old ASP behavior in ASP.NET?
You can use a regular expression to match the characters that you want to convert, and a lambda expression for creating the hex code:
string input = @"+&(). -*<>/|";
string encoded = Regex.Replace(
HttpUtility.UrlEncode(input),
@"[().-*]",
m => "%" + Convert.ToString((int)m.Captures[0].Value[0], 16)
);
You can try using Server.UrlEncode(), which is supported in ASP.Net.
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