url contain double dot between page name and extention in mail

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I am sending email through code which contains Page URL.
the code returns proper URL text and href value. but in the email I am getting double dots between login and aspx like (login..aspx) or sometimes(PageName ..aspx), but as you can see it is hardcoded in the text. pageName doesnot contain . init.
any help

<pre lang="c#">
RedUrl = "<a href='" + domain + "/login.aspx?redurl=" + PageName + ".aspx&id=" + id.EncodeString()'>" + domain + "/login.aspx?redurl=" + PageName + ".aspx&id=" + id.EncodeString() "</a>";

Posted 9-Sep-12 22:13pm

Dexter11

Updated 9-Sep-12 22:29pm

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AmitGajjar 10-Sep-12 5:13am

Are you sure, this code is executed to generate URL in your email ?

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surendra singh kushawaha · Answer 1 · 2021-05-07T07:23:00

Solution 3

I thing you need to use encoding
example i have an issue in my email body where one of link automatically double dot appear, so i use below code

C#

mailMessage.BodyEncoding=System.Text.Encoding.UTF8

Posted 7-May-21 7:23am

surendra singh kushawaha

Updated 7-May-21 8:00am

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Rickin Kane · Answer 2 · 2012-09-09T22:15:00

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from where r u getting pagename and check if pagename has . in it

Posted 9-Sep-12 22:15pm

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Dexter11 10-Sep-12 4:37am

no page name doesnot contain dot. i am getting login..aspx (any reason for that)