(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Just a simple alternative instead of having to add in the html agility pack, for people like me who hate using external dependencies.

    

        private Dictionary<char, string> URLCharacterCodes = new Dictionary<char, string>() {

            {'\\', "%5C"}, { '<', "3C" }, { '>', "3E" }, { '#', "23" },

            { '%', "25" }, { '{', "7B" }, { '}', "7D" }, { '|', "7C" },

            { '^', "5E" }, { '~', "7E" }, { '[', "5B" }, { ']', "5d" },

            { '`', "60" }, { ';', "3B" }, { '/', "2F" }, { '?', "3F" },

            { ':', "3A" }, { '@', "40" }, { '=', "3D" }, { '&', "26" },

            { '$', "24" }, { '+', "2B" }, { '"', "22" }, { ' ', "20" },

            { '\'', "27" }       

        };

        /// <summary>

        /// Parse a set of headers into a url query string

        /// </summary>

        /// <param name="Values"></param>

        /// <returns>returns a query string</returns>

        public string QueryString(NameValueCollection Values) {

            string Query = string.Empty;



            for (int a = 0; a < Values.Count; a++) {

                string Key = string.Empty;

                string Value = string.Empty;



                foreach (char c in Values.GetKey(a)) 

                    if (URLCharacterCodes.ContainsKey(c))

                        Key += "%" + URLCharacterCodes[c];

                    else Key += c;             

                foreach (char c in Values.GetValues(a)[0]) 

                    if (URLCharacterCodes.ContainsKey(c))

                        Value += "%" + URLCharacterCodes[c];

                    else Value += c;

                

                Query += string.Format("{0}={1}{2}", Key, Value, (a != (Values.Count - 1) ? "&" : ""));

            }

            return Query;

        }

You can use it like so;

    

        QueryString(new NameValueCollection() {

             { "q", "habbib hajif and habbob" }

        });

The only 'real' practical use for this is if you setup your own web request system like I have and this might be of use to someone one day so I might as well post it since it's just a simple bootleg solution

(For anyone that cares it took 462 ticks to parse the example)

Not bad
I see what you did there.

Is that you mango? I thought I saw you on Skype before

Haha, ok ?!