I think the outer ones are for the normal bit of the regex and the inner
ones are part of the posix dodahs. Try taking out the middle ones as well:
REFind("[^[:Space:]]+[:Space:]+[^[:Space:]]"
Oh and use space not Space, I think it's case sensitive
Ade
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no, same difference. anyway, I thought CF required the double brackets
around the Posix thingies. There's a whole paragraph about it in the old
Forta green book. I did notice someone else's regex recently not using
them; is this a change in CFMX, or can you do this in ye olde versions of
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The first thing I can spot is too many [ and ]. Instead of:
REFind("[^[[:Space:]]]+[[:Space:]]+[^[[:Space:]]]"
try
REFind("[^[:Space:]]+[[:Space:]]+[^[:Space:]]"
See if that does it, god knows if I'm right.
Ade
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Trying to port a simple Javascript regular expression to Coldfusion:
JS: if (form.EmailAddress.value.search(/[^\s]+\s+[^\s]/) != -1)
CF: <cfif REFind("[^[[:Space:]]]+[[:Space:]]+[^[[:Space:]]]",
Form.EmailAddress)>
Basically, it's looking for any number of characters that aren't a space
character, followed by a space, followed by any character that's not a
space. I've obviously not done it correctly, as CF Server politely tells
me it's a Bad Regular Expression. I think I've messed it up with the ^
symbols, but couldn't figure how to do it. Any ideas?
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