Hmm..  i need to check the code. From what i see in feedquery.cs, we do not do any encoding for you. We rely on the URI code in .NET to do any relevant encoding, and that does not seem to be enough...

If we change that behaviour, we screw everyone who writes the code like:

feedquery.query = someencoded string

because then we would double encode the string.

What should we do? Opinions?

Frank

On 5/14/06, LastHope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,
thank you, I'll try it :)
However, I don't understand why, for example, Google Api url-encoded
for example the space and not the ampersand...
Bye

LastHope






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