You have the order right. binarydecode converts hex to binary and
binaryencode does the opposite. I used to get these confused also but you
are 'decoding' the hexadecimal string into its binary form and you are
'encoding' a binary into a specific form (in this case hexadecimal).
Jason Cronk
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Duh, sorry: didn't pay attention to the order of the functions being
called. Obviously I was lucky the second of my examples didn't just error!
(actually... Why DIDN'T it just error??)
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Yep, I get the same.
And similar experience with
<cfoutput>#binaryencode(binarydecode('ABCDE','HEX'),'HEX')#</cfoutput>
And
<cfoutput>#binaryencode(binarydecode('ABCDEFG','HEX'),'HEX')#</cfoutput>
Interesting.
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Can anybody duplicate this problem on CF7?
#binaryencode(binarydecode('ABC','HEX'),'HEX')#
It should output ABC but it only gives me AB.
Binarydecode appears to lose the last character.
Jason Cronk
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