c# - Escape fullstop before slash in URL string -


i've found oddity i'm trying around c# sanitizing / interfering specified url, , giving 404 result.

it happens there's forward slash after full-stop - c# , visual studio determined remove fullstop.

for visual studio, control-click string linking mal-formed url

in compiled c# string transformed, before getting new uri().

the link is:

http://www.mattmulholland.co.nz/matt_mulholland/matt_mulholland_-_official_website._boom./rss.xml

(it's './' @ end causes issue)

i've tried escaping both fullstop + slash in ascii, , 'dontescape' option in uri() constructor, no luck far...

and other thoughts how can string allow correct url?

thanks.

this use:

    // call line once in application lifetime (when app starts)     applyfixenddoturl();      // --------------------------     uri testurl = new uri("http://www.mattmulholland.co.nz/matt_mulholland/matt_mulholland_-_official_website._boom./rss.xml");     string strurl = testurl.tostring();      // --------------------------     // -> using system.reflection;      public static void applyfixenddoturl()     {         methodinfo getsyntax = typeof(uriparser).getmethod("getsyntax", system.reflection.bindingflags.static | system.reflection.bindingflags.nonpublic);         fieldinfo flagsfield = typeof(uriparser).getfield("m_flags", system.reflection.bindingflags.instance | system.reflection.bindingflags.nonpublic);         if (getsyntax != null && flagsfield != null)         {             foreach (string scheme in new[] { "http", "https" })             {                 uriparser parser = (uriparser)getsyntax.invoke(null, new object[] { scheme });                 if (parser != null)                 {                     int flagsvalue = (int)flagsfield.getvalue(parser);                      if ((flagsvalue & 0x1000000) != 0)                         flagsfield.setvalue(parser, flagsvalue & ~0x1000000);                 }             }         }     } 

this solution found here: httpwebrequest url dot @ end (.net 2.0 framework)


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