either place I think...

<cfset Dealer = "#trim(ReReplace(form.Dealer,"<[^>]*>","","ALL"))#">

or

<cfset Dealer = "#ReReplace(trim(form.Dealer),"<[^>]*>","","ALL")#">

would work either way right?

tony



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Subject: Re: trimming question

right ben, lol
that was just what my ? was where to put the trim() at

<cfset Dealer = "#ReReplace(form.Dealer,"<[^>]*>","","ALL")#">



> Exactly how are you trying to control it?  If you just want to strip
> away leading and trailing whitespace, there's always trim().
>
> Otherwise, be more specific.
>
> --ben
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>> yes, exactly
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>>>At 23:57 24/09/2003 -0600, you wrote:
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>>>>what would be the proper way to trim this up?
>>>>
>>>><cfset Dealer = "#ReReplace(form.Dealer,"<[^>]*>","","ALL")#">
>>>
>>>Trim in what sense? Looks like a fairly sound regex to strip markup  
>>>tags.  Are you wanting to control whitespace as well?
>>>
>>>Gyrus
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