Re; http://www.nelsonmullins.com/rss/rss_newsletters.cfm
Finally found a function that seems to clean most of the MS Word control
characters and other crap out that was causing me probems. Using two
filters on the body text seems to be taking care of my problems now..
cfscript
function
Finally found a function that seems to clean most of the MS Word control
characters and other crap out that was causing me probems. Using two
filters on the body text seems to be taking care of my problems now..
This will clean only about 1% of the crap, may be not even...
Here is a function
This will clean only about 1% of the crap, may be not even...
The data in question has been entered using fckeditor, what has taken
care of a good bit of the problem stuff for me. It was the few things
left over that fck didn't deal with that was giving me fits.
I see some great potential
Sent: Fri May 04 02:30:03 2007
Subject: Cleaning stored text to get valid XML
I've had an application set up for awhile now that allows a user to post
and email newsletters from their site.
The body text is entered on a form using fckeditor, and since these
folks are lawyers, almost everything
Robertson-Ravo, Neil (RX) wrote:
Have you tried XMLFormat() around the content?
Yup, and the version up now is using it. Still doesn't want to display...
http://www.nelsonmullins.com/rss/rss_newsletters.cfm
Here's what I've got in there right now:
cfset request.bodynohtml =
, 2007 8:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Cleaning stored text to get valid XML
I've had an application set up for awhile now that allows a user to post
and email newsletters from their site.
The body text is entered on a form using fckeditor, and since these
folks are lawyers, almost everything is pasted
I've had an application set up for awhile now that allows a user to post
and email newsletters from their site.
The body text is entered on a form using fckeditor, and since these
folks are lawyers, almost everything is pasted from Word and fckeditor
is handling whatever is thrown at it.
Now,
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