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sorry, that should be<br />
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strTested = objRegExp.Test(variable) 'for a boolean value
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sorry, that should be

strTested = objRegExp.Test(variable) 'for a boolean value

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How about<br />
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If asc(Mid(strNew, i, 1) ) &gt;&nbsp;65 or &nbsp;asc(Mid(strNew, i, 1) )&lt; 127 Then<br />

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How about

If asc(Mid(strNew, i, 1) ) > 65 or  asc(Mid(strNew, i, 1) )< 127 Then


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This seems to work beautifully. thanks.<br />
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elseif objRegExp.Test(Mid(strNew,<wbr /> i, 1)) = true then<br />
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I am parsing through a string(from a textbox a user puts in search strings) and inserting wildcard symbols to words for an oracle query.<br />
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This seems to work beautifully. thanks.

elseif objRegExp.Test(Mid(strNew, i, 1)) = true then

I am parsing through a string(from a textbox a user puts in search strings) and inserting wildcard symbols to words for an oracle query.





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ahh...<br />
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glad I could help
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I am writing a condition to determine if a letter in a string is alphanumeric. It seems to be failing.<br />
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If Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like (&quot;[A-Z]&quot;) Or Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like (&quot;[a-z]&quot;) Or Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like (&quot;#&quot;) Then<br />
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I keep falling into this condition even if the character is &quot;[&quot; or &quot;(&quot;<br />
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This doesnt seem to be working. Is this the wrong syntax for find alpha numerics in classic ASP?
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I am writing a condition to determine if a letter in a string is alphanumeric. It seems to be failing.

If Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like ("[A-Z]") Or Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like ("[a-z]") Or Mid(strNew, i, 1) Like ("#") Then

I keep falling into this condition even if the character is "[" or "("

This doesnt seem to be working. Is this the wrong syntax for find alpha numerics in classic ASP?

Like operator to determine if alphanumeric

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