When a file is created in Enterprise, its name may not contain any of the following characters:
Character | Description | Notes |
---|---|---|
' | Single quote - straight | |
` | Single quote - back | |
‘ | Single quote open - curly | Requires Smart Connection 13.1.2 or any higher version of Smart Connection 13. |
’ | Single quote close - curly | Requires Smart Connection 13.1.2 or any higher version of Smart Connection 13. |
" | Double quote - straight | |
“ | Double quote open - curly | Requires Smart Connection 13.1.2 or any higher version of Smart Connection 13. |
” | Double quote close - curly | Requires Smart Connection 13.1.2 or any higher version of Smart Connection 13. |
~ | Tilde | |
! | Exclamation mark | |
@ | At | |
# | Pound / number / hash | |
$ | Dollar | |
% | Percent | |
^ | Carat | |
* | Asterisk | |
\ | Backslash | |
/ | Forward slash | |
| | Pipe / bar | |
: | Colon | |
; | Semi-colon | |
< | Less than | |
> | More than | |
? | Question mark |
This applies to saving a layout, creating a Dossier, uploading a file, and so on, using Content Station or Smart Mover. When attempting to save a file that contains any of these characters, a message is shown. The file cannot be saved in Enterprise until the character is removed.
Note: Configuring the list of invalid characters is not possible.
Elvis integration
Another way of adding files to Enterprise is by adding them from Elvis.
However, fewer characters are considered to be invalid in Elvis than in Enterprise. When a file is added from Elvis to Enterprise therefore, the name of the file in Elvis is adjusted by removing those characters that are invalid in Enterprise.
Document history
- 4 March 2020: Turned the list of characters into a table of characters including a description.
- 4 March 2020: Added information of restricted characters for Smart Connection 13.1.2.
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2 comments
I think you may have inadvertently documented the curly variants (“ ’) of the quotes instead of the straight versions " '.
Hi Siebrand,
Yes, they should be straight quotes instead of curly quotes. I have corrected this now.
Thanks for reporting this.
Regards,
Maarten van Kleinwee
Senior Technical Writer, WoodWing Software
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