I suspect you have uncovered a bug in our .Net GData API.
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Brett Morgan
Developer Programs Engineer, Blogger
-- Can you boil this down to a simple c# or vb console app and log a bug against the issue tracker?
Please ping me with the issue number so that I can track it from this end.
brett
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 2:57 AM, Rob <robfine@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey all,
I am using the .NET API to pull the content from a blog I author about
tips and tricks I run across while developing websites and
applications, but I've lately run into an issue where the content I
pull is not exactly the same as what's being posted on blogspot.
Due to the nature of my blog, I'm constantly needing to display html
tags such as <body id="example"> but to have this display properly on
blogspot, I write it out as <body id="example">
However, when I pull my feed from the .NET API and extract the content
via thisFeedEntry.Content.Content, all of the blog content comes
already rendered with brackets instead of the ampersand encodings.
I tried doing a replace on all brackets to transform them back to >
and < but of course that changed all of the content's source code
over including line breaks, div panels and links. I don't want that.
Here's a good example of what I'm experiencing.
My blogspot shows the text <body runat="server" id="masterbody"> fine
here:
http://atlantawebsites.blogspot.com/2011/01/aspnet-body-onload-error-bc30456.html
But when I pull it over through the API, the text with bracket
disappears at the browser is attempting to render it:
http://robfine.com/aspnet/ResolvingBodyOnLoadErrorBC30456whenrunatServer
Is there a way to pull the code exactly as is in blogspot with the
> and < text still intact?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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