No need for regular expressions. Also, here, use single quotes for
clarity:
#Replace(myQuery.myField, '"', '', 'all')#
I'd have to understand your javascript better for part II.
Jamie
On Thu, 20 Jun 2002 12:03:26 -0400, in cf-talk you wrote:
>all these tough questions and heady subjects, here's an easy one i hope
>
>I am attempting to remove all instances of double quotes within string, and this
>seems be incorrect syntax
>
>
>#REReplace("myQuery.myField", " " " , "" , "ALL")#
>
>additionaly, the reason i need to remove the double quotes is that they are causing a
>javascript error....it is okay with my client that for this particular item, that the
>double quotes are omitted, but IS there a way to preserve them without causing the
>javascript to fail
>
>
>
>
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