Jochem van Dieten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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If string is the string you want fixed:
#Evaluate('REReplaceNoCase(string,##([0-9]+);,'##Chr(\1)##',A
ll)')#
But I am sure Ray will now join and tell us that Evaluate() is evil :)
Thanks Jochem - I'm not gonna
Hi.
I have a page which enters details via an array into a DB. At the
moment, some of the items in the array contain ASCII characters which I
need to convert to their proper symbols. For example:
James#39; fear of spiders
I presume this should read James' fear of spiders. I'd like to
convert
chr(number) should give you the appropriate character.
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From: W Luke [mailto:will;lukrative.com]
Sent: 04 November 2002 12:18
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Converting ASCII characters
Hi.
I have a page which enters details via an array into a DB. At the
moment, some
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (REC) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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chr(number) should give you the appropriate character.
Hi Neil.
That's what I had planned on using, but I'm not sure how I can loop
round a string to detect *any* ASCII chr
Will,
I have a page which enters details via an array into a DB. At the
moment, some of the items in the array contain ASCII characters which I
need to convert to their proper symbols. For example:
James#39; fear of spiders
I presume this should read James' fear of spiders. I'd like to
W Luke wrote:
I have a page which enters details via an array into a DB. At the
moment, some of the items in the array contain ASCII characters which
I need to convert to their proper symbols. For example:
James' fear of spiders
I presume this should read James' fear of spiders. I'd like
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