allow you to specify the delimiter.
--Ben Doom
Ketan Patel wrote:
> I figured out half of the solution. Just need to know how to parse
> SKU|1234566
> name|Polynesian Fish Lifestyle Shirt
> description|60% Cotton, 40% Rayon.Available in Marine and Pine, and in sizes
> S-XXL. color|<select name="HOO-M011062-color"><option
> value="Marine">Marine<option value="Pine">Pine</select>
> size|<select name="HOO-M011062-size"><option value="S">S<option
> value="M">M<option value="L">L<option value="XL">XL<option
> value="XXL">XXL</select>
> price|4399
> title|Polynesian Fish Lifestyle Shirt from Sportailer Inc.'s.
> image|/clothing/polynesianfish.jpg
> category|clothing
> vendor|hookandtackle
> shippinginfo|Shipping for this clothing item is $5.25 if your total clothing
> order is under $100. Shipping is free if your total clothing order exceeds
> $100.
> title2|Cargo Shorts, Short, Hawaiian, Tropical Shirt, Clothing at White
> Marlin Designs
>
> I am looking for a solution to parse the | delinitaed string . I know I can
> do using cfloop but dont want to do that becuase my file has about 200
> products similar to above. I allready have a cfloop seperating each product.
> Now inside that product I have seperate the fields and values for them and
> then insert in database. The deliminator here is | (pipe)
>
> Above say example:
>
> category|clothing
>
> category is the field name and clothing is the value for that caetgory
> field. Which is seprated by | (pipe)
>
>
> Ketan Patel
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ben Doom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 9:55 AM
> To: CF-RegEx
> Subject: Re: Regular _expression_ help on parsing.
>
> Heh. I can parse nothing in no time! Literally!
>
> --Ben Doom
>
> Ketan Patel wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> > I have text file which has about 200 products similar to this:
> >
>
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