Question

Could someone please tell me what the CodeURI value of a line break is? (¶)

If you look below at the comment test you will see what i’m trying to achieve.

public static string unescapeForEncodeUriCompatability(string str) {
      return str.Replace("%21", "!").Replace("%7e", "~")
          .Replace("%27", "'").Replace("%28", "(").Replace("%29", ")")
          .Replace("%3b", ";").Replace("%2f", "/").Replace("%3f", "?")
          .Replace("%3a", ":").Replace("%40", "@").Replace("%26", "&")
          .Replace("%3d", "=").Replace("%2b", "+").Replace("%24", "$")
          .Replace("%2c", ",").Replace("%23", "#"); //test .Replace("¶"," ")
    }

Answer 1

I believe its %B6

Line breaks in text are generally represented in three ways as either \r\n or as \n or \r.

ck this out

ADDED LATER
as @w0lf said i came across this and a stackoverfow question so it seems like

%B6 is the character "¶". For newlines use %0A or %0D%0A (LF or CRLF) 

Hope this helps someone.Thankz @w0lf