To prevent some script-injection attacks , with request validation turned off, you need to HTML encode the content of other controls on the form.
HTML encoding will automatically replace any ‘<’ or ‘>’ (together with several other symbols) with their corresponding HTML encoded representation. For example, ‘<’ is replaced by ‘<’ and ‘>’ is replaced by ‘>’.
Browsers use these special codes to display the ‘<’ or ‘>’ in the browser.
Content can be easily HTML-encoded on the server using the Server.HtmlEncode(string) API. Content can also be easily HTML-decoded, that is, reverted back to standard HTML using the Server.HtmlDecode(string) method.
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