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I’m using Response.Redirect to redirect users to some user specified urls.
The “problem” arises as users specifies urls as http://www.æøå.dk, which is a legal url, but is encoded as the following by Response.Redirect:
http://www.%c3%a6%c3%b8%c3%a5.dk
– since æøå is considered special characters. Is there any way to allow æøå not to be encoded?
Such a domain is called an IDN. You may get further using System.Uri. There is a section called “International Resource Identifier Support” on that page.