If I pass a string as a parameter to Url.Encode, .NET chooses not to url encode the character.
So...
Url.Action("A", "C", new { id = "1*1" }
...would create the url http://mysite/C/A/1*1
However, clicking this link causes .NET to reject the parameter and throws the exception...
A potentially dangerous Request.Path value was detected from the client (*).
If I change the URL (in chrome) to a url encoded version...
http://mysite/C/A/1%2A1
... if still throws the same error?
How can I ensure the URLs created by .NET on one page are allowed on another page?
