Equivalent of encodeURIComponent

[betto]

Hi to All,

I have a page with this code:

<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Option Explicit
Dim a_at, a_pj, a_ri, mail
'
a_at = Request("a_at")
a_pj = Request("a_pj")
a_ri = Request("a_ri")

Set mail=CreateObject("CDO.Message")
mail.To="pluto@libero.it"
mail.From="pippo@libero.it"
mail.Subject="Project Planning approved!"
mail.HTMLBody="Doc. SER-" & a_pj & "-" & a_at & "-P-" & a_ri & " is Approved.<br><br>"
mail.Send
Set mail=nothing

All it' s OK !!

I' d like that in the body of the email,
the Doc. SER-2012-SGEF-P-01
(SER-2012-SGEF-P-01 is an example, i have chosen a generic possible value for the request variables)
has an hyperlink associated

if i work in javascript i can solve the problem in this way:

location.href = "mailto:"+document.getElementById('service_sign_3').value+"?subject=Project Planning Approved!&body= %0ADoc.: "+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+" is Approved."


in ASP there is a special code to obtain a similar thing ??

Thanks a lot in advance !!!!

P.S.

in my specific case i solved the problem in this way: but my doubt remains ?? Is there a code similar to encodeURIComponent(location.href)
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Option Explicit
Dim a_at, a_ho, a_link, a_pj, a_ri, mail
'
a_at = Request("a_at")
a_ho = Request.ServerVariables("server_name")
a_ri = Request("a_ri")
a_link = "http://" & a_ho & "/quality/planning/4_index.asp?p_proj=" & a_pj & "&p_act=" & a_at & "&p_ri=" & a_ri & ""
Set mail=CreateObject("CDO.Message")
mail.To="pluto@libero.it"
mail.From="pippo@libero.it"
mail.Subject="Project Planning approved!"
mail.HTMLBody="Document: <a href='" & a_link & "'>SER-" & a_pj & "-" & a_at & "-PDS-" & a_ri & "</a> is Approved.<br>"
mail.Send
Set mail=nothing

[Old Pedant]

Server.URLEncode(xxx)

There is also Server.HTMLEncode

Here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...(v=vs.90).aspx

[betto]

Thanks Old Pedant for your help ...

in my specific case using Server.HTMLencode or Server.URLencode is possible to better the code inside my asp page ??
Specially in mail.HTMLbody ??

[Old Pedant]

You typically only use HTMLEncode when you want to *SHOW* HTML code (e.g., tags *AS TEXT*) in a page. As when making an example or tutorial. Much less common thant URLEncode.

[betto]

Thanks a lot Old Pedant for your help ...

So I undestand that in my case the solution is only what I wrote in my first message...

Thanks again !!!