I am using ckeditor in a ASP.NET page to render another whole page which contain HTML report inside the ckeditor.after rendering I will do what ever the changes I need.

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I am using CKEditor in a ASP.Net page to render another whole page which contain HTML Report inside the CKEditor.After rendering i will do what ever the changes i need. after that if i try to save it saving fine.

While saving if type special characters like /,@ then it is giving error. input string is not in correct format.

I want to save the whole content as it is.If i need to edit that data again i need to render the data what i saved with that special Characters(/,@ like these)....

Suggest me any one to overcome this situation. Thanks in Advance.

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I am using CKEditor in a ASP.Net page to render another whole page which contain HTML Report inside the CKEditor.After rendering i will do what ever the changes i need.

Posted 23-Jul-17 6:55am

VeenGreen

Updated 23-Jul-17 21:11pm

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Satya Prakash Swain · Answer 1 · 2017-07-23T21:11:00

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For ASP.NET, use HTTPUtility.Encode(FCKeditor1.value) when you're saving to a database (will replace all < to <, etc), then use HTTPUtility.Decode(dbColumn) when you need to show the formatted text.

Posted 23-Jul-17 21:11pm

Satya Prakash Swain