Hi Jonathan -
I had a similar problem after a file had gone through a PLP, and I fixed
it by just replacing CHR10 with <BR> tags & CHR10+CHR10 with <P> tags --
even though the hex code shows that the CHR13 is in there, this seemed
to work well for me, give it a shot.
Jonathan Trow wrote:
>
> I am trying to read in a text file then replace the line feeds and carriage
> returns (ASCII values chr13 + chr10) with a <br> tag. I understand that
> these two are commonly used together, but when I use the replace function it
> doesn't seem to recognise it. The problem only seems to happen with this
> combination, it'll work if I use any other ASCII values.
>
> The problem only occurs when I use cfhttp to retrieve the file, if I enter
> the text via a form , It'll work...
>
> any ideas guys?
>
> Jon Trow
>
> Circle.com
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