By Dina Hess
| Title: | How Do You Concatanate Two Table Fields in CFQUERY with MS Access |
| Date: | 05/15/04 (4 Posts) |
| Summary: | When concatenating strings in an MS Access SQL statement, use '+' not '&.' |
| Title: | Strip Multiple Words from String |
| Date: | 05/16/04 (10 Posts) |
| Summary: | How would you strip duplicate words or phrases from a comma-delimited list? Try this: |
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<cfset s = "string,this string,string B,that string,my string,this string">
<cfset keywords = ""> <cfloop index="w" list="#s#" delimiters=","> <cfif not ListFindNoCase(keywords, w)> <cfset keywords = ListAppend(keywords, w)> </cfif> </cfloop> <cfoutput> s: #s# <br> keywords: #keywords# </cfoutput> | |
| Title: | New CFEclipse Version Released (Bit Long) |
| Date: | 05/16/04 (1 Post) |
| Summary: | News Flash: The new CFEclipse version (1.1.8) is up on the CFEclipse project site and is ready for download. "CFEclipse is a CFML plug-in for the Eclipse IDE v3.0. Both the IDE and plug-in are free and open source." |