Greetings David:
The replace function replaces words as easy as characters. See example below. This will work in a table as easy as any other string.
<HTML>
<Body>
<%
dim TheWords
TheWords = "Now is the time to change words"
Response.write( "<li>" + TheWords )
TheWords = Replace( TheWords, "time", "age" )
Response.write( "<li>" + TheWords )
%>
</Body>
</HTML>
-rwg
This is what I think, not necessarily what is accurate!
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| Hi,
|
| I have a replace function <%= Replace(arData(0,i), "_", " ")%> that works
| fine to replace the _ with a space, but I'd also like it to look for, and
| replace one word with another in the same string (E,G replace the word
| "Right" with "Wrong"). The code is located in a table that is displaying the
| results of a database search.
|
| I'm having problems with a) finding out if it's possible to do it this way,
| and b) what the syntax should be. I've tried all manner of combinations, but
| no luck. Any ideas?
|
| Thanks,
|
| David
|
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|
