<%=hyphen(stripit... help please!
 

I don't know a ton about ASP but I do know a little and I can't seem to
find any information about 'hyphen' and 'stripit'.

It's used to return a last name like this:
<%=hyphen(stripit(rsTemp.fields("e_lname")))%>

Do you know what it's doing?

Thanks

Re: <%=hyphen(stripit... help please!
 

CDZ wrote on 26 dec 2006 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

> I don't know a ton about ASP but I do know a little and I can't seem to
> find any information about 'hyphen' and 'stripit'.
>
> It's used to return a last name like this:
> <%=hyphen(stripit(rsTemp.fields("e_lname")))%>

Those functions are not part of
ASP-vbs or ASP-Jscript.

You will gave to program them yourself.


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Re: <%=hyphen(stripit... help please!
 

It's an old program I'm trying to go back in to adjust... good times.

Thank you for your help

Re: <%=hyphen(stripit... help please!
 

CDZ wrote on 26 dec 2006 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

> It's an old program I'm trying to go back in to adjust... good times.
>

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Re: <%=hyphen(stripit... help please!
 

CDZ wrote:
> It's an old program I'm trying to go back in to adjust... good times.
>
> Thank you for your help

If you want help, show us what the program does: what do the inputs and
outputs look like?

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