• C# Webclient Downloadstring Utf 8

: Actually, I think he took it pretty well. Probably built up some goodwill. I think that just means the suggestion was so inane that he took it seriously. Or maybe it was serious. I don't even anymore. They deleted MY 'keep this bug in place, I like it' topic that I started about the ability to use unicode to fake mentions allowing actual profiles to link thing. It was deleted with no response within about 10 minutes.

Maybe it's my profile pic on meta.d (which was the Jeff as clippy img, now it's burns though).

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• When a string is downloaded using the DownloadString or DownloadStringAsync methods, WebClient uses the Encoding returned by this to convert the downloaded Byte array into a string. For additional information, see the GetString method.

C# Webclient Downloadstring Utf 8

Hello MaxMax, See HttpResponse.Charset and HttpResponse.ContentEncoding - WBR, Michael Nemtsev.NET/C# MVP. My blog: Team blog: 'The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it' (c) Michelangelo MIs it possible to tell to the WebClient to use an 'automatic' Mencoding when doing DownloadString? The encoding of the connection is Mwritten in the header, so the WebClient should be able to sense it, Mbut I wasn't able to find the option. I can only use a fixed Encoding M(UTF8 for example) and hope the site use it. M M- bye M.

WebClient internally uses a WebRequest to do the downloading; and it will use WebRequest.ContentType to search for 'charset' header as the encoding. If the ContentType/charset header doesn't exist or contains invalid charset, WebClient.Encoding is used (which is Encoding.Default by default or you can assign it before hand); however you should be aware that WebClient.Encoding is used as a fallback, if the response contains a valid encoding, it's always used to decode the returned data. For a HttpWebRequest, the ContentType is from the HttpWebResponse. You can use Fiddler to trace the http headers and see if WebClient used the correct Encoding to return the string. Regards, Walter Wang (wa.@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.'

) Microsoft Online Community Support When responding to posts, please 'Reply to Group' via your newsreader so that others may learn and benefit from your issue. This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. 'Walter Wang MSFT'. Hi MaxMax, I've done some test and it seems my previous comment isn't correct. Sorry about that.

Please use Morten's posted code to detect the encoding and read the text correctly. I will consult this question within our internal discussion list to see if this is a known issue.

Anno 1602 download full version. Regards, Walter Wang (wa.@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.' ) Microsoft Online Community Support When responding to posts, please 'Reply to Group' via your newsreader so that others may learn and benefit from your issue. This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights. We have confirmed this is an issue in WebClient. I've filed an internal bug for it.

Thanks for the feedback! Regards, Walter Wang (wa.@online.microsoft.com, remove 'online.'

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