Thanks Billystyx.....
I'm not really sure I follow your suggestion.
If I use the myString.indexOf(string,in
I can try, but if there is a better solution out there, I'd love to see it.
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Browse All TopicsHere is some code that I'm using:
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Search_btn.onPress = function() {
if (this._parent.ReasonCode_d
this._parent.ReasonCode_ds
}
var SearchID:String = null;
this._parent.ReasonCode_ds
if (this._parent.ReasonCode_d
SearchID = this._parent.ReasonCode_ds
this._parent.ReasonCode_ds
} else {
this._parent.ReasonCode_ds
}
}
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I want to be able to use a wild card when entering text into the --- Search_txt --- component. (i.e. "Lost *")
So, if I have multiple instances in the dataset of the word "Lost" and I want to do a search for all instances normally I would use something like "Lost *", however for some reason if I enter "Lost" or "Lost *" the search fails. I have to put in the exact phrase that is in the dataset before I get a successful search (i.e. "Lost Keys") if "Lost Keys" is one of the items in the data set then the search works.
I sure hope someone out there can help. It doesn't seem logical to have to do a search for an exact phrase when the user may not know what the exact phrase is in the dataset!
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Thanks Billystyx.....
I'm not really sure I follow your suggestion.
If I use the myString.indexOf(string,in
I can try, but if there is a better solution out there, I'd love to see it.
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by: BillystyxPosted on 2005-04-14 at 06:54:09ID: 13781569
try using indexof
myString .indexOf( substring, [ startIndex ] )
Billystyx