Some of my page names contains french accents and when I try to navigate to them I get a 404 error, page cannot be found. 

For example
http://byebyemaison.ca/Produits/Sitewebpersonalisépourpropriéàvendre.aspx

And if I replace the accents with the corresponding letter without the accent then it seems to be working fine
http://byebyemaison.ca/Produits/Sitewebpersonalisepourproprieavendre.aspx

Any solution arround this other the not using the Friendly URL feature?

btw I am using DNN 5.1.1, brand new install.

Thanks,
Eric

Ian's correct, you can use the regexMatch property. However, that's not ideal, and we do have it on our list to look at - in all likelyhood we'll add a parameter to allow listing of disallowed characters i.e. a blacklist rather than a whitelist filter. This would mean characters would work by default, rather than the current, opening up the provider to support internationalised url's

Cathal

it just uses standard asp.net regular expressions (see regexlib.com for guides and online testers)

The default expression looks like this :regexMatch="[^a-zA-Z0-9 _-]"

which essentailly means any character between lowercase a and lowecase z, any character between uppercase A and uppercase Z, the numbers 0-9, and the characters "_" and "-". You can extend this easily by doing something like:

regexMatch="[^a-zA-Z0-9 _-ÁáÂâá]"

and so one adding support for any additional characters.

Cathal