len(rereplace(mystring,"[^\\]","","ALL"))
You may not need the 2nd \ in the regex... you didn't need to in a [] collection in
CF5 ... not sure off the top of my head
if that changed in cfmx.
Original Message -----------------------
Hi,
I need to check my URLDecode(dir) for the number of occurences of the "\"
So for example, URLDecode(dir) is equal to D:\mywork\temp\dir and then add the check
into my <cfif statement.
Below is what I have so far. I need to add another check on the <cfif statement to see
if two or more "\" appear in the URLDecode(dir)
<cfif FindNoCase(URLDecode(dir),SESSION.DisplayShowMe)>
....badda bing...badda boom....
</cfif>
Thanks
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