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I am using CSOM for creating new file. The file name contains specials characters.

The file name is !@@#$#%$%^^&^&(())(_+{}}.rar If I create file name as it is it gets fails or partially created

FileCreationInformation f_ObjInfo   =  new FileCreationInformation();
f_ObjInfo.ContentStream = new MemoryStream();
f_ObjInfo.Url           = f_Url+ "/"+"!@@#$#%$%^^&^&(())(_+{}}.rar"

f_DestFolder.Files.Add(f_ObjInfo);
f_DestFolder.Update();
f_CContext.ExecuteQuery();

How can I handle special characters wile file creation?

Update

I also tried with

 System.Web.HttpUtility.UrlEncode("!@@#$#%$%^^&^&(())(_+{}}.rar"); 

but not able to encode all characters properly.

Thanks in advance.

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    You could try doing a search on our beloved SP SE: link
    – Tally
    Jun 28, 2018 at 14:24
  • Wha did UrlEncode return?
    – helb
    Jun 28, 2018 at 14:26
  • It return !%40%40%23%24%23%25%24%25%5e%5e%26%5e%26(())(_%2b%7b%7d%7d.rar and after file creation it displays name as !@@#$%23%25$%25^^&^&(())(_+{}} which is not same as source
    – Mayuresh
    Jun 28, 2018 at 14:32

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To support # and % you should use new ResourcePath API

fileResourcePath = ResourcePath.FromDecodedUrl(f_Url+ "/"+"!@@#$#%$%^^&^&(())(_+{}}.rar");
f_DestFolder.Files.AddUsingPath(fileResourcePath, new FileCollectionAddParameters(), new MemoryStream());

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