Well, ampersands are reserved when it comes to URLs -- they're used to split the query string in parameters. I would bet that's what's going on. You'll probably need to HTML-encode your tagItem.Name property or something similar.
Edit: I meant
URL-encode, cause HTML-encode would just give you &, which would cause the same issue.
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Re: Bug in Url Building
Feb 11, 2008 03:12 AM|LINK
Well, ampersands are reserved when it comes to URLs -- they're used to split the query string in parameters. I would bet that's what's going on. You'll probably need to HTML-encode your tagItem.Name property or something similar.
Edit: I meant URL-encode, cause HTML-encode would just give you &, which would cause the same issue.