its because....you had a ' in the example. For some reason it hates having ' characters in a database
anyone know a workaround? i'm using asp
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 16:36,
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anyone know a workaround? i'm using asp
WorkaroundAdd some script that doubles up the quotes, e.g.
Set regEx = New RegExp
regEx.Pattern = '''
NewStatement = regEx.Replace(OldStatement, '''')
Or something like that.
Hope that helps!
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 16:45,
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Set regEx = New RegExp
regEx.Pattern = '''
NewStatement = regEx.Replace(OldStatement, '''')
Or something like that.
Hope that helps!
Ahh CheersI had missed that because i wasn't using it as a speech mark.
Thanks.
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Thu 14 Feb 2002, 18:37,
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