Re: Finding all matching strings in a text dump

2005-06-07 Thread Dan O'Keefe
I second the recomendation - awesome tag. Dan On 6/6/05, Claude Schneegans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a perfect job for CF_REextract. See http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/REextract/testingREextract.cfm enter RE1 = ERROR[0-9]* * value= RE2 = * SAMPLETEXT = input

Finding all matching strings in a text dump

2005-06-06 Thread Damien McKenna
I'm doing some processing via cfhttp and the return code is a little messy. I have to check for occurences of ERROR(.[0-9]) and then get the string that comes after them. An example string is: input type=hidden name=ERROR5 value=Incorrect credit card number The question is, how do I extract

Re: Finding all matching strings in a text dump

2005-06-06 Thread S . Isaac Dealey
I'm doing some processing via cfhttp and the return code is a little messy. I have to check for occurences of ERROR(.[0-9]) and then get the string that comes after them. An example string is: input type=hidden name=ERROR5 value=Incorrect credit card number The question is, how do I

Re: Finding all matching strings in a text dump

2005-06-06 Thread Claude Schneegans
This is a perfect job for CF_REextract. See http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/REextract/testingREextract.cfm enter RE1 = ERROR[0-9]* * value= RE2 = * SAMPLETEXT = input type=hidden name=ERROR5 value=Incorrect credit card number and se the result. See the docs about the tag here: