A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an
Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text.
These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr
function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text
< searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single
apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course
using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using
something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different
function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les . 5 1994
How about passing it through a function to replace the ' with \'?
<%
sValue = "I'm a string"
Function jsEncode(s)
jsEncode = Replace(s, "'", "\'")
End Function
%>
<button onclick="alert('<%=jsEncode(sValue)%>');">Click me</button>
Ray at work
"Les Juby" <le*****@anti-spam.iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:42**************@news.telkomsa.net... A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text. These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text < searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les .
here is a function I wrote a couple years back.
(probably can be simplified/improved but works fine)
I use the javascript part of it just for the purpose you are talking about
Function FixStr(StrToFix,FixHow)
' This function prepares a string for saving in the database
' And also can prepare a string for editing in a text box
' The reason we need to do this is to stop users from entering HTML or
Javascript
' And also to make sure line breaks get converted to <br> tags
If Not IsNull(StrToFix) and StrToFix <> "" Then
If FixHow = "PrepareForSave" then
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<")
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">")
StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCr,"<br>")
ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForTextBox" then
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<")
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">")
StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,"<br>",vbCr)
ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForJavaScript" then
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"'","\'")
StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"""","\'\'")
StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCrLf,"<br>")
StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbLf,"<br>")
StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbNewLine,"<br>")
End If
End If
FixStr = StrToFix
End function
and you use it like this
FixStr(YourVariable,"PrepareForJavaScript")
I got the idea from an article at www.powerasp.com
"Les Juby" <le*****@anti-spam.iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:42**************@news.telkomsa.net... A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text. These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text < searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les .
you have to test for those line breaks too and convert them to "<br>"'s
because if their are any it messes up your javascript as well
probably overkill the way I am testing for line breaks but like I said it
works well under all scenarios I have come up with so far
so like Grandma used to say "Fuck it !"
"Kyle Peterson" <kp*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... here is a function I wrote a couple years back. (probably can be simplified/improved but works fine)
I use the javascript part of it just for the purpose you are talking about
Function FixStr(StrToFix,FixHow) ' This function prepares a string for saving in the database ' And also can prepare a string for editing in a text box ' The reason we need to do this is to stop users from entering HTML or Javascript ' And also to make sure line breaks get converted to <br> tags
If Not IsNull(StrToFix) and StrToFix <> "" Then
If FixHow = "PrepareForSave" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCr,"<br>") ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForTextBox" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,"<br>",vbCr) ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForJavaScript" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"'","\'") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"""","\'\'") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCrLf,"<br>") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbLf,"<br>") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbNewLine,"<br>") End If
End If
FixStr = StrToFix End function
and you use it like this
FixStr(YourVariable,"PrepareForJavaScript")
I got the idea from an article at www.powerasp.com
"Les Juby" <le*****@anti-spam.iafrica.com> wrote in message news:42**************@news.telkomsa.net...A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text. These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text < searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les .
you have to test for those line breaks too and convert them to "<br>"'s
because if their are any it messes up your javascript as well
probably overkill the way I am testing for line breaks but like I said it
works well under all scenarios I have come up with so far
so like Grandma used to say "F@#! it !"
"Kyle Peterson" <kp*****@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... here is a function I wrote a couple years back. (probably can be simplified/improved but works fine)
I use the javascript part of it just for the purpose you are talking about
Function FixStr(StrToFix,FixHow) ' This function prepares a string for saving in the database ' And also can prepare a string for editing in a text box ' The reason we need to do this is to stop users from entering HTML or Javascript ' And also to make sure line breaks get converted to <br> tags
If Not IsNull(StrToFix) and StrToFix <> "" Then
If FixHow = "PrepareForSave" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCr,"<br>") ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForTextBox" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"<","<") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,">",">") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,"<br>",vbCr) ElseIf FixHow = "PrepareForJavaScript" then StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"'","\'") StrToFix = replace(StrToFix,"""","\'\'") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbCrLf,"<br>") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbLf,"<br>") StrToFix = Replace(StrToFix,vbNewLine,"<br>") End If
End If
FixStr = StrToFix End function
and you use it like this
FixStr(YourVariable,"PrepareForJavaScript")
I got the idea from an article at www.powerasp.com
"Les Juby" <le*****@anti-spam.iafrica.com> wrote in message news:42**************@news.telkomsa.net...A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text. These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text < searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les .
"Les Juby" <le*****@anti-spam.iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:42**************@news.telkomsa.net... A client needs a routine to alert him as to which memo records in an Access-2000 database have had double apostrophes inserted in the text. These are stopping a Java mouseover from executing.
Normally, while cycling through the recordset, I would use the InStr function to test for a positive result indicating and embedded text.
ie. If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"searched") > 0 Then
would give a true for all <keywords> fields that contained the text < searched >
But what do you do if you're looking for a double apostrophe itself.?
To specify the string you are searching for you can't use a single apostrophe to deliniate the string, such as ' " ' and of course using " " " won't work either.
Is there a character expression maybe that one could use instead.?
Or can someone perhaps suggest shattering my paradigm by using something other than an If test on a function. Or maybe a different function.?
thanks ( in anticipation )
. les .
If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),Chr(34)) > 0 Then ...
OR
If InStr(rstemp("Keywords"),"""") > 0 Then ...
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