6 Comments

• "This behavior is by design"
  
  
  
  Why??
  

• 
  
  because the compiler things that the </SCRIPT> in strAll is the closing tag for the <script runat="server">
  
  =========
  
  <script runat="server">
  
  private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
  
  {
  
  string strValue = "Test value";
  
  string strAll = "<SCRIPT lanquage='JScript'>window.alert('" + strValue + "');</SCRIPT>";
  

• Writing in C#
  
  <%#
  
  ("" + DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Expr1")=="")? "<a href='T6003c.aspx?Expr5=Convert.ToString(DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem,"Expr5")).Trim()'>Add</a>"
  
  : "<a href='T6003c.aspx?'>Edit</a>"
  
  %>
  

• That sounds like a serious flaw in IIS. In any normal language environment the only plaintext characters in a delimited (i.e. quoted) string that need special treatment are the delimiters themselves (e.g.: the " character must be preceded by a \).
  The fact that a magic sequence of characters within a quoted string - albeit one with significance in the context of HTML/SGML - but no significance in the current language context (C#) would be treated that way is atrocious. IIS has no business looking inside a C# quoted string for anything. Doing so breaks the C# implementation.
  

• NewLine in constant in VS.net 2005
  

• Great work, thank you !!!!