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Remove unwanted characters and duplicate in an array

Asked by Warrenva in Miscellaneous Programming

Tags: characters, from, remove, unwanted

I all,  (I submitted once before but my profile show's no question)
I have a form that can pass a set of codes (Alpha Numeric) in one string, the users tend to use the carriage return or semicolon or comma characters to separate the values sometime they use all of the characters in the one string, I need to accept from 1 to 10 codes 13 characters long Example code: EE562870796HK
I’m using IIS 5 ASP 3.0 Server side to pass each value separately to an existing stored procedure that can only accept one value at a time.

form example:
<form action="dispay.asp id="frmInputForm" method="post" name="frmInputForm">
<textarea id="txtItemNumber" name="txtItemNumber" cols="14" rows="10" maxlength="160" title="Enter 13 character code">
EE562870796HK
ee657432747hk
ee671517085hk
</textarea>

I then need strip out all unwanted characters and duplicate codes, load the remaining codes into an array which can not exceed between 1 to ten codes in the array.

I have written a beast that almost works, I’m pretty sure that this should be simple, but my experience is letting me down, any help would be extremely appreciated my deadline is looming.
Cheers, Warren
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