Use the Replace function. The best way is to do a replace for CR and then
one for LF. as they could be in any order, generally though it should be
CRLF.
The character codes for LF is 10 and CR is 13 (I think!).
I this should work
<cfset x=#Replace(x,chr(13),"","ALL")#>
<cfset x=#Replace(x,chr(10),"","ALL")#>
HTH
Jason Lees
National Express
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Batchelder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 09 January 2001 14:19
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Stripping CRs and LFs
What is the best way to strip CRs and LFs from a string?
StripCR() gets the CRs....but I still have linefeeds (or CR/LF combos...)
left in the string.
I am doing this as part of cleaning up data from an SQL server to put into a
...CSV file...and well, CSV doesn't handle random CR/LF very well :-)
Thanks in advance...
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