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I've never used master pages at all. Im giving them a try and notice that when a master page calls content like :master-page, it url encodes the output to master%2dpage.aspx...
is there any way to stop this?
Why would you want to stop it from encoding? URLs must be encoded or otherwise servers can't parse HTTP requests. Luckily most (all?) browsers do this automatically but I'd still do it on the server side myself.
stop master page from url encoding
