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&str_value = Substitute(&str_value, "é", "é");
Have tried coverting the above value to é ,but SUBSTITUTE seems to be not working.Please help me.
Thanks in advance,
Raj
&str_value = Substitute(&str_value, "ASCII value", "é");
Have tried converting the above value to é ,but SUBSTITUTE seems to be not working.Please help me.
I think there is char function in PeopleCode that you can use. char(130) is your é i think. What exactly are you trying to do?
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Hi Lepa,
I am trying to print a special character é on a HTML page.There is some stringhashtable logic in the peoplecode where all the parameters has to go in a loop and get extracted into a common string.In this scenario,the é enters into the string hash table and gets extracted as some garbled character on the html page but not as é.
So what I've tried doing was,to encode the é into its ASCII code first and then when decoding from the string hash table ,i tried decoding the ASCII code to é.But still i get the ASCII code itself on the HTML page.Please help..
Removing the Special Characters from a String. It may be helpful to somebody.
&str = "SAK1!@#$THI%^V&*(EL";
&strLen = Len(&str);
For &i = 1 To &strLen
&var = Substring(&str, &i, 1);
If Code(&var) >= 65 And
Code(&var) <= 90 Then
&final = &final | &var;
End-If;
End-For;
WinMessage(&final, 0);