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var patt = /^(?=.*[a-zA-Z0-9.!@#&*-u0080-u052F])[a-zA-Z0-9s.!@#&*',-u0080-u052F]*$/;
console.log(patt.test("u002f"));

I know that u002f is a forward slash in Unicode. I've tried adding that to the pattern as well as "/" and haven't been able to get it to log true yet.

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You can escape a / character, by using /.

Using unicode will actually result in the absolute same result, as using the character itself - and therefore will not solve your problem.


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