I have a function that return an url that contains a token and a email back to user's email.
When user click the link it will redirect to my angular application.
However, if the url got encoded by HttpUtility.UrlEncode the the symbol (+) will be turned into %2b.
This is causing problem on my EC2 IIS hosted angular. but it was running fine at local machine.
My API (.Net3.0):
string encode_email = HttpUtility.UrlEncode(model.Email);
var encode_token = HttpUtility.UrlEncode(token);
var confirmationLink = WebsiteUrl + "confirm-email/" + encode_token +
"/" + encode_email;
My Angular Route
{
path:"confirm-email/:token/:email",
component:ConfirmEmailComponent
},
After many tests, I am 100% sure it is the %2b causing the url not working.
here is an example link to my webapp
[removed link]
if you remove %2b and use something else, it works perfectly.
Please help. I am not sure what to do here.