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I'm using Nlog to log messages to Elasticsearch. The messages often contain file path names. Nlog seems to escape the "" character in every file path and I want to avoid that. The encode="false" attribute doesn't work with the "field" tag used to configure the Elasticsearch target. Is there any other way to store a file path without the extra ""?

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  ` Nlog seems to escape the "" character in every file path`, not sure about that. Could you please post an example? (config and logger calls)
  
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I'm using Nlog to log messages to Elasticsearch. The messages often contain file path names. Nlog seems to escape the "" character in every file path and I want to avoid that. The encode="false" attribute doesn't work with the "field" tag used to configure the Elasticsearch target. Is there any other way to store a file path without the extra ""?

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  ` Nlog seems to escape the "" character in every file path`, not sure about that. Could you please post an example? (config and logger calls)
  
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I'm using Nlog to log messages to Elasticsearch. The messages often contain file path names. Nlog seems to escape the "" character in every file path and I want to avoid that. The encode="false" attribute doesn't work with the "field" tag used to configure the Elasticsearch target. Is there any other way to store a file path without the extra ""?

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I've searched through the docs more thoroughly and come across the Replace Layout Renderer. Here is what appears to be working in my case:

<variable name="replacedstring" value="$replace:searchFor=\:wholeWords=false:replaceWith=/:regex=false:inner=$message" />

You simply define the variable in the Nlog.config file and use it where you'd normally use the layout containing the pre-modified string (the inner attribute). I hope that's what I was looking for. I was also wondering if it is possible to define multiple patterns within the same variable. For example,we want to replace "" with "/" and at the same time we want to replace "rn" with "-" across the same inner string. Does anyone know if that is possible using this particular renderer? The docs say nothing about it.

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  For newlines you can checkout: github.com/NLog/NLog/wiki/Replace-NewLines-Layout-Renderer
  
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I've searched through the docs more thoroughly and come across the Replace Layout Renderer. Here is what appears to be working in my case:

<variable name="replacedstring" value="$replace:searchFor=\:wholeWords=false:replaceWith=/:regex=false:inner=$message" />

You simply define the variable in the Nlog.config file and use it where you'd normally use the layout containing the pre-modified string (the inner attribute). I hope that's what I was looking for. I was also wondering if it is possible to define multiple patterns within the same variable. For example,we want to replace "" with "/" and at the same time we want to replace "rn" with "-" across the same inner string. Does anyone know if that is possible using this particular renderer? The docs say nothing about it.

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  For newlines you can checkout: github.com/NLog/NLog/wiki/Replace-NewLines-Layout-Renderer
  
  – Rolf Kristensen
  Mar 30 at 0:18
  

  
  
  
  

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I've searched through the docs more thoroughly and come across the Replace Layout Renderer. Here is what appears to be working in my case:

<variable name="replacedstring" value="$replace:searchFor=\:wholeWords=false:replaceWith=/:regex=false:inner=$message" />

You simply define the variable in the Nlog.config file and use it where you'd normally use the layout containing the pre-modified string (the inner attribute). I hope that's what I was looking for. I was also wondering if it is possible to define multiple patterns within the same variable. For example,we want to replace "" with "/" and at the same time we want to replace "rn" with "-" across the same inner string. Does anyone know if that is possible using this particular renderer? The docs say nothing about it.

share|improve this answer

edited Mar 25 at 22:24

answered Mar 25 at 21:59

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  For newlines you can checkout: github.com/NLog/NLog/wiki/Replace-NewLines-Layout-Renderer
  
  – Rolf Kristensen
  Mar 30 at 0:18
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I've searched through the docs more thoroughly and come across the Replace Layout Renderer. Here is what appears to be working in my case:

<variable name="replacedstring" value="$replace:searchFor=\:wholeWords=false:replaceWith=/:regex=false:inner=$message" />

You simply define the variable in the Nlog.config file and use it where you'd normally use the layout containing the pre-modified string (the inner attribute). I hope that's what I was looking for. I was also wondering if it is possible to define multiple patterns within the same variable. For example,we want to replace "" with "/" and at the same time we want to replace "rn" with "-" across the same inner string. Does anyone know if that is possible using this particular renderer? The docs say nothing about it.

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edited Mar 25 at 22:24

answered Mar 25 at 21:59

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<variable name="replacedstring" value="$replace:searchFor=\:wholeWords=false:replaceWith=/:regex=false:inner=$message" />

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answered Mar 25 at 21:59

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