Am I missing something here? Isn't the Left 2 of OL1 or OL2 'OL'?
>Will said that it would be OL1, OL2, in which case your example wouldn never
>eval to true.
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>Will, something like this should work:
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>"-"))>
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>That looks for the letters OL followed by at least one number.
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, 2007 4:24 PM
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>I need a better way to evaluate a string here. Maybe a regex I guess?
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> I hav
I need a better way to evaluate a string here. Maybe a regex I guess?
I have a hyphen-delimited list. The last item in the list needs to be flagged
if it contains OL1, OL2, etc.
Just if it contains the OL at all, I need to flag it as an online course.
Here's what I'm using now, what's a bett
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