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Documentation for Util.HrefEncode says "Since some characters are valid in URLs as delimiters, those characters are left alone", and includes ampersand as one of the characters left untouched. However, http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/#C_12 recommends that ampersands are actually encoded with the HTML entity (&). This is especially important in SVG as the interpreter rejects URLs containing raw ampersands.
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If you want to encode all the characters in the URL, use Util.UrlEncode. The ampersand (&) will be encoded as %26.
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