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An example with the backslash is ...<br />
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test\,test.txt<br />
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I had a typo in the other example using text instead of test. &nbsp;It should've been ...<br />
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test%2ctest.txt
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An example with the backslash is ...

test\,test.txt

I had a typo in the other example using text instead of test.  It should've been ...

test%2ctest.txt

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Hello all, <br />
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I am using the fopen() method in JavaScript to open a file. This works fine except if the file name contains a comma. It works for all other special characters I have tested.<br />
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Sample file name: “test,test.txt”<br />
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I have tried to duplicate the comma like: fopen(“test,,test.txt,”wt”<wbr />), but it still does not work. Do any of you know a workaround for this issue? <br />
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Thanks for any help in advance!<br />
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Hello all, 

I am using the fopen() method in JavaScript to open a file. This works fine except if the file name contains a comma. It works for all other special characters I have tested.

Sample file name: “test,test.txt”

I have tried to duplicate the comma like: fopen(“test,,test.txt,”wt”), but it still does not work. Do any of you know a workaround for this issue? 

Thanks for any help in advance!



Javascript - fopen with a finename containing comma

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