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• Remove the spaces and special characters to a form field

  Hello

  I am tragically new to all this, but I'm trying to create a form in Adobe Acrobat 9.  I am trying to use a custom script Format to make entries in a form field and automatically remove the spaces and special characters (hyphens specifically).  For example, if a user 'RAN - 99 06' entries I want to change it to "RAN9906."  I found this script that does not allow users to input special characters

  If (! event.willCommit) {}

  
  Event.change = event.change.replace (/ [------$# ~ %------*------*------^-------------(\)------+=------[\]------{\}; \ "\ <>\ \?"]) \ | \\\ !] /g, "");

  }

  And it's OK, but I can't understand how to prohibit the spaces.  In addition, the perference would be a script to allow users to enter data as they wish, but to clean after leaving the text field.

  Thanks in advance!

  Yes, there are a few changes during the passage of the code of the event in the sequence of keys to the Validate event.

  First of all, you need not try the willCommit. In fact, when the sequence of events of field reached the Validate event, the field is already committed. The Validate event does not therefore the property of willCommit.

  Secondly, in the Validate event, you work on the event.value and either event.change. Thus, you will replace accordingly.

  And who should actually do.

  I hope this can help.

  Max Wyss.

• Problem with cfhtmltopdf and special characters

  How can I fix cfhtmltopdf showing '? ' for special characters "1/2", "3/4", "•"? We have 11,0,07,296330 Standard in ColdFusion Server installed.

  After further research and discussed with our system/DBA administrator, we suspected that he needed the CF11 Server JVM setting. We have added '-Dfile.encoding = utf8 "to java.args in ShadoMX/util/Flex/SDK/bin/jvm.config and special characters displayed correctly.

• Using XML with special characters - not rendered

  Hello
  
  I use xml to fill the contents of a Flash file, but we located the contents for different regions of the world. Thus, when the content contains special characters like 'e' that they don't appear at all in flash. I tried using & eacute; but making just the actual code...
  
  Is there a solution for this?
  
  Thank you
  
  

  Rothrock,

  With your help, I was able to determine exactly what was going on. You hit the nail head when you mentioned the police include parameters. The people who originally created the file not selected one of the Latin glyphs or no matter what foreign glyphs, so I changed it and republished.

  Another problem was that the XML of files that I saved in Homsite were detects not properly register with the UTF - 8 encoding as default does not read Homesite file encoding when you open a file. I changed the setting and now correctly saves it in a file encoded in UTF - 8. (for those who need to know how to change this setting, go to the top in the Options > settings > file settings > check the box ' Enable non ANSI file encoding. ")

  Thanks for your help, might not have thought of it otherwise!

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• JSON format - Date and special characters

  Hi all

  I had a JSON server in which, I have a few text values and date.

  1. How can I convert special characters to normal String.e.g. Comma etc. ?
  2. How can I convert long date, a string in the format e.g. "1345670466960-0400"?

  I really appreciate any help above.

  Solved... Where the above closure. For others, I will post the solution.

  Special characters-

  QByteArray buffer(bufSize, 0);
  int read = reply->read(buffer.data(), available);
  //response = QString(buffer); -- Wrong way to convert the bytes.
  response = QString::fromUtf8(buffer); // right way, so special character handled itself.
  

  Day fromatting - for example "/ Date (1345670466960-0400).

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      QDateTime date = QDateTime::fromTime_t(getDate(k));
      QString strDate = date.toString("MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss");
      return strDate;
  }
  long getDate(QString k) {
      long rc = 0;
      QString v = k;
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          if (b >= 0) {
              b += 6;
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                      s = s.mid(0, e);
                  }
                  bool *ok = false;
                  s = s.mid(0, s.length() - 3); //trimming it for seconds only....
                  rc = s.toLong(ok, 0);
              }
          }
      }
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  }
  

• Get a JButton text of XML with special characters

  Then... I have this little app that takes care of each button, label, etc. of an external XML text
  as a language pack. BUT the part of Spanish language has special characters like "n" and I can't get it to appear correctly...
  I use XStream to load the xml file.
  
  Any ideas?
  
  Thanks in advance

  You have an encoding nothing

• Problem with Demo_Mail package sending an attachment and special characters

  Hello
  
  I did use the Demo_Mail package with the example in the http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/pl_sql/htdocs/Utl_Smtp_Sample.html for many years on my 9i database.
  
  Recently, we have taken a form that depends on this package and quickly found that Asian characters were not correctly in the e-mail subject or body. When I changed the procedure by example, characters came through, however, attachments now appear in the body of the email as ascii.
  
  /*------------------------------------------------------start the email creation--------------------------------------------------------------------*/
  Conn: = demo_mail.begin_mail)
  sender = > from_name,.
  recipient = > to_name,.
  subject = > subject,.
  mime_type = > "text/plain; charset = utf8');
  
  () demo_mail.write_mb_text
  Conn = > conn,.
  message = > message | UTL_TCP. CRLF);
  
  If file1 is not null
  then
  () demo_mail2.begin_attachment
  Conn = > conn,.
  mime_type = > ' application/octet-stream. "
  Online = > FALSE,
  v_filename = > file1.
  transfer_enc = > 'base64');
  
  file_len: = dbms_lob.getlength (wire);
  modulo: = mod (file_len, TN);
  parts: = trunc(file_len / amt);
  
  
  / * (dbms_lob.read (wire, amt, filepos, buf); * /)
  
  
  While (counter < = pieces) LOOP
  
  DBMS_LOB. Read (wire, amt, filepos, buf);
  demo_mail.write_raw (conn, utl_encode.base64_encode (buf));
  filepos: = counter * TN + 1;
  counter: = counter + 1;
  
  END LOOP;
  
  / * Point on the rest of the data buffer * /.
  IF (modulo <>0) then
  DBMS_LOB. Read (wire, modulo, filepos, buf);
  demo_mail2.write_raw (conn, utl_encode.base64_encode (buf));
  end if;
  
  () demo_mail.end_attachment
  Conn = > conn);
  end if;
  
  () demo_mail.end_mail
  Conn = > conn);
  /*------------------------------------------------------end the email creation--------------------------------------------------------------------*/
  
  
  How can I have my cake and eat it too? Examples of scripts showing this scenario exist?
  
  In addition, even if I was able to get the body of the email to display special characters, the subject line still displays question marks instead of the special characters. I was never able to solve this problem.
  
  Any help to any of these questions is greatly appreciated!
  
  Thank you
  
  Kim

  You use the utl_encode.quoted_printable_encode before making all these changes? Most, if not all, of these accented characters must be converted to quoted printable form by the utl_encode.quoted_printable_encode function, then you only need to focus on the specific characters that must be encoded to the channel to cover additional expenditures for the mimeheader encoding. Specifically the white space characters should be encoded as well as the question mark.

  Also, I have done some minor testing and it seems that the quoted_printable_encode function folds the text when it exceeds a specific length. If I unfold the coded text object lines seem to come by fine. The folding text string is an equal sign followed by the sequence CRLF, unfold the text is a simple matter of these three characters. These changes becomes the encoding routine encapsulated in a function:

  create or replace function mimeheader_encode(
        p_str varchar2
      , p_charset varchar2 := 'UTF-8') return varchar2 is
    l_str varchar2(2000);
  begin
    l_str:=utl_raw.cast_to_varchar2(utl_encode.quoted_printable_encode(utl_raw.cast_to_raw(p_str)));
    l_str:=replace(l_str,'='||chr(13)||chr(10),''); --unfold the data
    l_str:=replace(l_str,'?','=3f'); --quote question marks
    l_str:=replace(l_str,' ','=20'); --quote spaces
    l_str:='=?'||p_charset||'?Q?'||l_str||'?='; -- add prefix and suffix
    return l_str;
  end;
  /
  

• Decode the help of HTML special characters

  Hello

  I use a BrowserField to see others come from HTML content via the server.

  But the data being sent is encrypted (with special characters as "< p & gt")

  So I think I must decode before moving on to the BrowserField.

  Can someone offer me please how to decode?

  See you soon

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/BrowserField-help/m-p/1175777#M163832

• Remove the spaces and special characters.

  Hi all

  Here is the table of phone having a column that is 'phno' and the values are the below in this format.

  I need given the output.

  My client uses oracle 8i version.

  EmplId	PhNO	output
  121212	605/339-9276	6053399276
  222222	251/813-0663	8132510663
  323232	208-585-1594	2085851594
  232323	352.735.8285	3527358285

  Thank you

  music

  Hello

  DEFINITION of use,

  If it is possible to enumerate all special characters, do this way:

  SELECT emplid, phno

  REPLACE (phno

  , '9 ./'

  , '9'

  ), Exit

  FROM table_x

  ;

  If it is impossible, or if it is easier to display the characters that you want to keep, then do it like this

  SELECT emplid, phno

  REPLACE (phno

  , '9  || TRANSLATE (phno

  , ' ?' 0123456789

  . '?'

  )

  , '9'

  ), Exit

  FROM table_x

  ;

  Whatever it is, the argument 3 of TRANSLATE is one of the characters that you want to keep (any), and the 2nd argument is that same character, followed by all the characters that you want to remove.

  Nevermind, you use such an old version.  Regular expressions are much easier.

  This will leave 1 "at the beginning of '13527358285'.  How to remove characters like this depends on means exactly what "characters like this.  It can probably be done in Oracle 8 without too many problems, according to your needs.

• Space and special characters in a header.

  Hi all
  I have a problem with the header of a report I want to generate by ODI.
  I reproduce an old report which had the header of column, something like XXXXx YYYYY YYYYY.
  If I put exactly the same header with spaces in ODI, he doesn't; then, I found a work around putting underscores (XXXX_YYYY_YYYYY).
  It does not work to put the header between some special characters like or "because I already tried.
  Is it possible to avoid the use of underscores?
  
  Thank you
  Not

  Hello

  I did a few test and to do what you need to customize some KM medium...

  GOLD:

  (1) create a file with the header in a procedure (or even as a stage KM).

  You can use a simple procedure not as:

  The OS command

  the echo of MY header; COLUMN 1; COLUMN 2; > MY_TARGET_REPORT.txt

  (2) run you interface with no header generation.

  Make sense?

  Published by: Cezar Santos 22/01/2009 13:10

• See 5.2 management "Files and folders excluded from the roaming" Persona of the wildcards and special characters

  We want to exclude the character of AppData\Roaming\test_*.doc or AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Flash #SharedObjects and we have added to the list of exclusions, but they keep ending upward in the repository. Other exclusions are working as expected. What we should expect?

  If wildcards work, it would also be nice to be able to exclude AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ * \minidumps

  Hi Eric,.

  Character does not currently support the use of wildcard characters in the configuration options.  For example, "AppData\Roaming\test_*.doc" and "AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ * \minidumps" will not work.  However, I myself have tested 'AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Flash #SharedObjects' with 5.2 and it works very well.  Please note that "Files and folders excluded from roaming" not delete all existing files in the remote folder.  It simply prevents the files in the remote folder to be created in the local folder during logon, and it prevents any changes in the local folder from replication to the remote folder.  This allows to turn off the setting and return the original data if you need to.

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• GROUP BY does not work with games of different characters and special characters

  Hello
  
  I have a problem when you group by a column of text, databases with different character sets.
  
  Database A: WE8ISO8859P15
  Database b: WE8MSWIN1252
  
  On two databases, I have a similar table with a text column (desc). DB, a, it's a type of tank, on DB B is nvarchar2. Two columns must contain the same text, but the last character is a point of inverted question mark ().
  
  The strange thing is when I try to compare the columns according to the INTERNAL JOIN, the two columns are equal, but when I try to bring together this column, it seems they have different contents.
  When I do a dump (ESCR) on the columns I get the question mark reversed on DB A ASCII Code 133, and DB B I get 191.
  
  How do I convert between different character sets, so that my GROUP BY works as well?
  
  Thanks for your help!
  
  

  select * from
  (SELECT to_char(descA) AS desc1 FROM A WHERE ID=1)a
  INNER JOIN
  (SELECT  descB AS desc2 FROM B WHERE ID=1) b
  ON a.desc1=b.desc2
  WHERE a.desc1=bdesc2
  
  --> 1 row (-->descA==descB)
  
  
  SELECT desc, count(*)
  (SELECT to_nchar(descA) desc FROM A WHERE ID=1
  UNION ALL
  SELECT  descB AS desc FROM B WHERE ID=1) 
  GROUP BY desc
  
  --> 2 rows (can't group by desc --> descA!=descB)

  try to use replace fuction, that converts a string to a character set to another.
  http://www.techonthenet.com/Oracle/functions/convert.php

• UTF-8 encoding and special characters PROBLEM

  Hello
  
  I have attached a code: when I run this code, I see the french instead of french.
  
  Can someone help me out here?
  
  Thank you!!
  
  Bert

  > Can someone help me out here?
  > you said CF that your page is utf-8, is it?

  In fact (s) he did NOT SEE that the template is UTF - 8, which is the
  problem.

  You told CF to expect form and URL in UTF - 8, you said it
  to deliver UTF-8 in the browser and it said the browser that takes place is
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  http://livedocs.Macromedia.com/ColdFusion/7/htmldocs/00000312.htm

  --
  Adam

• The libraries CC2015 and special characters.

  I'm on Windows 8.1 and I have a PSD in my library which is only an image that I've resized in Photoshop, and when he was named "16:9" without the quotes I couldn't hang out in my calendar. However, when I renamed him "16 x 9" I could. I also had a file called "Hue/Saturation 1" without the quotes, and when I renamed him "Hue - Saturation 1" I could drag it to the timeline. " Is this a known problem can anyone else confirm this?

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• bidi-override for Leading zeros questions using causes out of special characters

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  < fo:bidi - substitute direction = "ltr" unicode-bidi = "bidi-override" > <? INVOICE_NUMBER? > < / fo:bidi - substitute >
  
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  I tried to use <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? > and <? XML version = encoding "1.0" = "ISO-8859-15? > but no use.
  
  I read a lot of posts in this forum, but none has the solution.
  
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  Maybe use different formats depending on the type of output file.

  If you use EBS under the competitor Manager, you can find the type of output to help file

  SELECT argument5 FROM fnd_conc_pp_actions WHERE concurrent_request_id = :p_conc_request_id AND action_type = 6
  

  You can add a similar logic to...

  Standalone BEEP, not sure but I am sure that it is possible to know what the output file type is too.