I want to encrypt part of the identifier of a given URL, and I used SHA-1 . This algorithm converts the identifier to the following line:
NxVhIhrfbZNzyxqtudUZdiv4DdQA9nF1Zn7CueGUiT8 = | h1bCRiN5zxexiIhHp + qNEQ0jVh / 8fMGiIkeTf30LVdU =
So my final url would be something like this:
http:
This url has some character that causes the request to fail. For example, "+" is not allowed in the URL. Therefore, I used HttpUtility.UrlEncode()the encrypted Id and got this line as a result:
NxVhIhrfbZNzyxqtudUZdiv4DdQA9nF1Zn7CueGUiT8% 3D% 7ch1bCRiN5zxexiIhHp% 2bqNEQ0jVh% 2f8fMGiIkeTf30LVdU% 3d
Now my url:
http://localhost:9432/Product/Edit/NxVhIhrfbZNzyxqtudUZdiv4DdQA9nF1Zn7CueGUiT8%3d%7ch1bCRiN5zxexiIhHp%2bqNEQ0jVh%2f8fMGiIkeTf30LVdU%3d
However, using the above URL causes the following error:
escape-, -, escape-.
, web.config:
<system.webServer>
<security>
<requestFiltering allowDoubleEscaping="true" />
</security>
</system.webServer>
:
HttpUtility.UrlEncode() - . , URL-?
, <requestFiltering allowDoubleEscaping="true" /> , , ?