I need this code in C# . plz ASAP

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If ifBlank(XMLStr, "") = "" Then Return "" : Exit Function
        XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace("&", "&amp;")
        XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace("<", "&lt;")
        XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace(">", "&gt;")
        Dim str As Char = <string>"</string>
        XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace(str, "&quot;")
        XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace("'", "&apos;")
        Return XMLStr

[EDIT] fixed HTML encoding, assuming going from "regular" to "encoded". [/EDIT]

Posted 16-Mar-13 0:19am

Sushantkjha

Updated 18-Mar-13 8:36am

Matt T Heffron

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Mar-13 7:11am

And what is your problem?

Sushantkjha 16-Mar-13 7:21am

i need this line of code in C#..bcz i have written this code in C# i am facing problem in
Dim str As Char = <string>"
XMLStr = XMLStr.Repalce(str,""") ..plz

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-03-16T01:31:00

What is that code supposed to do, exactly?
All you have is a sequence of calls to String.Replace with the two parameters the same: so they will replace a substring with the same substring, and do nothing at all in practice.
For example, if I have the string

hello&there

and I do this:

VB

XMLStr = "hello&there"
XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace("&", "&")

Then I end up with

hello&there

And the call to replace has done a total on nothing.

So what are you trying to do? Because if you are trying to do HTML enocding to replace tag with printable ones in a web page, then you would be better off using Server.HTMLEncode which will do the job for you...

Frank T. Clark · Answer 2 · 2013-03-18T09:59:00

Solution 2

If I understand your dilemna, you want this code:

Dim str As Char = <string>"
XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace(str, """)

in equivalent C#, which is:

XMLStr = XMLStr.Replace("\"", """);

HTMLEncode is the proper solution to the larger problem.

Posted 18-Mar-13 9:59am

Frank T. Clark