Web Forms :: Checking Filename For Special Characters (RegEx)?

Jul 21, 2010

I have an application where the user uploads files.

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I need to check the file name for special characters and replace them with an underscore. Is there a Select Statement OR IF Statement I can use to search the fileName for unwanted special charaters; those characters will be replaced with a blank or underscore?

I want to replace ampersand, Number sign, Apostrophe, and so on.

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