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file upload with apostrophe in filename

Thread began 1/05/2012 1:53 pm by contact318852 | Last modified 1/12/2012 6:35 am by contact318852 | 8154 views | 9 replies

contact318852

file upload with apostrophe in filename

Hoping for some guidance here if anyone can assist.

I have a form for applications, applicants fill the form, and upload a resume. I also have a backend administration area where human resources can view the applications and make notes on each one.

An unforeseen issue has popped up recently where applicants will upload a resume and include an apostrophe in the file name as in - john doe's resume.pdf -

Somewhere in the process the actual file name gets re-written to john doe\'s resume.pdf and as such the backend admin area can not find the link to that particular file.

As I understand it this addition of the forward slash is a security feature. My question is how can I and where can I alter the code to just have an apostrophe truncated so the file is rewritten as john does resume.pdf with no apostrophe and no forward slash?

cheers

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