Difference between revisions of "Special Characters"
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| − | <i>NOTE: Most special characters will be skipped in the file name when downloading a file.</i> | + | *<i>NOTE: Most special characters will be skipped in the file name when downloading a file.</i> |
| − | + | **<i>ie: 1!2@3# will become 123</i> | |
| − | <i>ie: 1!2@3# will become 123</i> | ||
==Passwords== | ==Passwords== | ||
When syncing a bind user with LDAP some characters can cause issues when connecting. | When syncing a bind user with LDAP some characters can cause issues when connecting. | ||
<pre># $ % ^ & * ( ) ! < > ? / \ | [ ] { } </pre> | <pre># $ % ^ & * ( ) ! < > ? / \ | [ ] { } </pre> | ||
Revision as of 14:47, 12 July 2022
Some characters are reserved in HTML. Read below to learn more about how special characters interact in VALT.
File Names
When naming a file, be sure to avoid these characters, as they are reserved characters and will not display properly.
" & < > will convert to " & < >
- NOTE: Most special characters will be skipped in the file name when downloading a file.
- ie: 1!2@3# will become 123
Passwords
When syncing a bind user with LDAP some characters can cause issues when connecting.
# $ % ^ & * ( ) ! < > ? / \ | [ ] { }
