The default encoding of asp.net is utf-8. When there is Chinese in the string that is processed interactively with other platforms, garbled characters often appear. This is because other platforms have many Adopt GB2312 encoding. To solve this problem, you can write a function to convert the string first and then process it. The following is the source code of the function:
Imports System.Math
Function URLEncoding(ByVal vstrIn As String)
Dim strReturn As String
strReturn = ""
Dim i As Integer
Dim ThisChr As String
Dim innerCode, Hight8, Low8 As Integer
For i = 1 To vstrIn.Length
ThisChr = Mid(vstrIn, i, 1)
If Abs(Asc(ThisChr)) < &HFF Then
strReturn = strReturn & ThisChr
Else
innerCode = Asc(ThisChr)
If innerCode < 0 Then
innerCode = innerCode + &H10000
End If
Hight8 = (innerCode And &HFF00) / &HFF
Low8 = innerCode And &HFF
strReturn = strReturn & "%" & Hex(Hight8) & "%" & Hex(Low8)
End If
Next
URLEncoding = strReturn
End FunctionThe above is the detailed content of Chinese garbled problem in asp.net. For more information, please follow other related articles on the PHP Chinese website!
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