How to make asp.net hyperlink to stop encoding the urls?

From quick investigation, looks like ASP. NET is encoding it in its "low level" code, so no direct solution You can simply write your own Bulleted List using custom Repeater: asp:Repeater id="rptLevelsList" runat="server"> "> links = new List(); links. Add(new ListItem("my page", "Somepage.

Aspx")); links. Add(new ListItem("משהו בעברית", "http://www. כתובת_כלשהי_כםן.

Com")); rptLevelsList. DataSource = links; rptLevelsList.DataBind() Note that from what I've seen, IE8 still does not support non english URL address - the above link is not clickable in that browser, while Chrome let you click it, but encode the URL to something else as well.

From quick investigation, looks like ASP. NET is encoding it in its "low level" code, so no direct solution. You can simply write your own Bulleted List using custom Repeater: "> And to bind it in code behind: List links = new List(); links.

Add(new ListItem("my page", "Somepage. Aspx")); links. Add(new ListItem("משהו בעברית", "http://www.

כתובת_כלשהי_×›×? ן. Com")); rptLevelsList.

DataSource = links; rptLevelsList.DataBind(); Note that from what I've seen, IE8 still does not support non english URL address - the above link is not clickable in that browser, while Chrome let you click it, but encode the URL to something else as well.

Thanks for the answer. Those links are clickable in IE7 and 8 when they are not encoded as well – IgalSt Nov 21 '10 at 12:10.

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