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You could use regular expressions.<br />
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Replace [^a-zA-Z0-0/+] with the empy string.
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You could use regular expressions.

Replace [^a-zA-Z0-0/+] with the empy string.

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Make that [^a-zA-Z0-9/+] &nbsp;(mistyped).<br />

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Sorry I am not familiar with regular expressions. I vaguely know what they are but I have not used them. Within my code how would I use that?
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Sorry I am not familiar with regular expressions. I vaguely know what they are but I have not used them. Within my code how would I use that?

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I am trying to find an easy way to remove any data which does not belong in a base 64 string. IE the string might look like the one below<br />
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&quot;Hello<br />
This is a test<br />
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please note VbCrLf's are not allowed in Base64 nor are single qoutes.&quot;<br />
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Is there an easy why just to replace all the non base 64 characters?
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I am trying to find an easy way to remove any data which does not belong in a base 64 string. IE the string might look like the one below

"Hello
This is a test


please note VbCrLf's are not allowed in Base64 nor are single qoutes."

Is there an easy why just to replace all the non base 64 characters?

Base64 Error Checking

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