Thus, only alphanumerics, the special characters "$-_.+!*'(),", and reserved characters used for their reserved purposes may be used unencoded within a URL.
So, there is no need to encode it.
The page you link to is a classic asp page so uses UrlEncode, so quite an old implementation and not the .NET one.
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RFC 1738 特别允许在 URL 中使用
*：因此，无需对其进行编码。
您链接到的页面是一个经典的 asp 页面，因此使用
UrlEncode，因此这是一种相当古老的实现，而不是 .NET 实现。RFC 1738 specifically allows
*in the URL:So, there is no need to encode it.
The page you link to is a classic asp page so uses
UrlEncode, so quite an old implementation and not the .NET one.根据 .NET，
*是一个“安全”字符，不需要进行编码。这实际上是否正确，我不知道。
According to .NET,
*is a 'safe' character and needs not to be encoded.Whether this is actually correct or not, I do not know.