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try it like this.<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-42716041-1">Regular Expression: &quot;^[\\w\\d \\-().,\\xC0-\\xFF/]+$&quot;</code></pre>
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try it like this.


Regular Expression: "^[\\w\\d \\-().,\\xC0-\\xFF/]+$"

Web Developer, specialising in WordPress

Terry Woods

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Thank You, experts and apologies for late reply.
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Thank You, experts and apologies for late reply.

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Hi Team,<br />
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Need to make a change in the following regular expression so that it could allow character '/', currently it is not allowing it.<br />
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Regular Expression: &quot;^[\\w\\d \\-().,\\xC0-\\xFF]+$&quot;<br />
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Looking forward to hearing from you.
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Hi Team,

Need to make a change in the following regular expression so that it could allow character '/', currently it is not allowing it.

Regular Expression: "^[\\w\\d \\-().,\\xC0-\\xFF]+$"

Looking forward to hearing from you.

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