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<font size="+1">The UTF-8, I used the 'replace' because I got an
error on the other one and since the 'replace' works it'll be ok
to keep it. :)<br>
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The matchText. Script is run from an "importer" stack that imports
a cvs file with latest orders, checks (order by order) if a
customer exists in the customer stack and that's where I used the
matchText. I first used the find but needed to do both name and
first line of address so the matchText worked brilliantly. BUT, I
can't get to the card of that stack, or at least I don't know how.<br>
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On 2010-10-09 15:34, Richard Gaskin wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:4CB06F77.1080501@fourthworld.com" type="cite">On
10/9/10 6:14 AM, Eva Isotalo wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hello everybody,
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The matchText works great for my needs but how do I make it go
to the
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card where it matched the text? Now it only confirms it has a
match and
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that's it.
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MatchText returns a Boolean value. Have you considered
lineOffset? What does your data look like that you need to query?
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PS: Did you get your UTF-8 issue resolved? If not let's explore
that.
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