I have build a JSON string (to be posted to a web service), and I used the C# StringBuilder class to do this. The problem is, that when I insert quotes, the StringBuilder class escapes them.
I am currently building the JSON string as such:
StringBuilder dataJSON= new StringBuilder();
dataJSON.Append("{");
dataJSON.Append(" " + Convert.ToChar(34) + "data" + Convert.ToChar(34) + ": {");
dataJSON.Append(" " + Convert.ToChar(34) + "urls" + Convert.ToChar(34) + ": [");
dataJSON.Append(" {" + Convert.ToChar(34) + "url" + Convert.ToChar(34) + ": " + Convert.ToChar(34) + domain + "/" + path[0] + Convert.ToChar(34) + "}");
dataJSON.Append(" ,{" + Convert.ToChar(34) + "url" + Convert.ToChar(34) + ": " + Convert.ToChar(34) + domain + "/" + path[1] + Convert.ToChar(34) + "}");
dataJSON.Append(" ]");
dataJSON.Append(" }");
dataJSON.Append("}");
However, the command:
dataJSON.ToString();
results in the string:
{ "data": { "urls": [ {"url": "domain/test1.html"} , {"url": "domain/test2.html"} ] }}
Notice the escaped quotes? This is really screwing me up, because the server can't handle the slashes.
My desired (which posts fine to my server when I use PHP) should be:
{ "data": { "urls": [ {"url": "domain/test1.html"} , {"url": "domain/test2.html"} ] }}
Is there ANY way to get a string in C# to include quotes that will result in the desired string?
Many thanks! Brett
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