> like to go through and strip them out. I figure the REPLACE
> function would do the job but I'm not sure how to refer to
> the carriage returns.
>
> INPUT STRING:
>
> "I am a string with a
> carriage return"
>
> OUTPUT STRING:
>
> "I am a string with a carriage return"
>
> Any hints out there?
You can use the regular Replace, ReplaceList, or ReplaceNoCase functions.
Carriage returns consist of ASCII characters 13 and/or 10, depending on the
operating system on which the original content was created. You can
reference ASCII characters using the Chr() function:
<cfset output = Replace(input, Chr(13), "", "ALL")>
<cfset output = Replace(output, Chr(10), "", "ALL")>
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