I'm trying to retrieve data from a hidden input of my HTML:
<INPUT type="hidden" name="HIDDENQUESMINV" id="HIDDENQUESMINV" value="@@Mínimo">
When I try to get its value by Request.InputStrem after submit the form I get this text: @@M%C3%ADnimo
My HTML is UTF-8 and it's good when I see it throught F12, but the request change the format. I tried to decode it, to change the encoding of the request but nothing works at all. I'm kinda lost of this and I wouldnt like to replace all this characters.
Thanks you, Miguel.
Your value is Percent encoded, as this is needed for transfer via HTTP protocol. You can decode it using
string decoded_value = Uri.UnescapeDataString(value_from_input_stream);
But I wonder why do you read value from InputStream? It is much easier to read value simply as
string decoded_value = Request.Form["HIDDENQUESMINV"];
if form is sent using POST method, or
string decoded_value = Request.QueryString["HIDDENQUESMINV"];
when form is sent using GET method. This way, values are already decoded, so you don't need to worry about it.