Hm...I'm still trying to figure out the ins and outs of regular expressions.
So, I tried what you suggested. Here's my code:
<cfset content = "this is number [1] one. This is number [2] two.">
<cfset newContent=rereplace("\[(\d*)\]",Content,"<a
href=""here.cfm?v=\1"">view</a>","ALL")>
<cfoutput>
#newcontent#
</cfoutput>
And, here's what I get when browsed:
\[(\d*)\]
So, I looked up the syntax, and I think it should really be this:
<cfset content = "this is number [1] one. This is number [2] two.">
<cfset newContent=rereplacenocase(Content,"\[(\d*)\]","<a
href=""here.cfm?v=\1"">view</a>","ALL")>
<cfoutput>
#newcontent#
</cfoutput>
But that still doesn't replace anything, just returns the same string as was
in content. Thoughts?
-Deanna
Deanna Schneider
Interactive Media Developer
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