Dump Rupesh's array, and you'll see an item "damon". Dump your array,
and you WON'T see an item "_1thumb.jpg". You will (or at least
should) see items that contain that substring, but none that are
exactly that string.
Charlie's suggestion was right, my original one was a red herring.
cheers,
barneyb
On Jan 8, 2008 11:39 AM, Janet MacKay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Charlie/Barney, I've simplified things a bit and changed the code to read
> >"indexOf". Take a look at the both versions of code below. The version of
> >Rupesh's code works, yet my version does not. Since his code does work, I
> >*should* be able to find the value substring in an array of strings using
> >this method. Any ideas what might be wrong?
> >
> >---Rupesh's Sample Code---
> ><cfset y = ListToArray("rupesh,tom,damon,hemant,ashwin,ram,prank,sanjeev")>
> ><cfset pos = y.indexOf("damon") + 1>
> >
> ><cfoutput>
> >Index of damon: #val(y.indexof("damon") + 1)#<br>
> >Value of index: #y[pos]#<br>
> ></cfoutput>
> >
> ><p></p>
> ><cfdump var="#y#">
> >
> ><br><hr width="100%" size="1" noshade><br>
> >
> >---My Sample Code---
> ><cfhttp url="http://ww2.collectorcartrader.com/details.php?adId=90177579";
> >method="get">
> >
> ><cfset images = reMatchNoCase("<img([^>]*[^/]?)>",cfhttp.FileContent)>
> ><cfset pos = images.indexOf("_1thumb.jpg") + 1>
> >
> ><cfoutput>
> >pos = #pos#<br>
> >image src = #images[pos]#<br>
> ></cfoutput>
> >
> ><p></p>
> ><cfdump var="#images#">
>
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