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<ericmm> anyone know if member variables declared in a page ever persist from one user to another?
<Leon534> !find deluxep***
<FearX> hello, i'm receiving a string that has line breaks in it, how to i split this into an array? i tried myArray = split(str, "\n") but no luck
<g1bz> windows linebreaks are \r\rn
<g1bz> er, \r\n
<g1bz> although obviously the prior should work if that were the case
<g1bz> although... this is vbscript right?
<g1bz> if so it will be vb's definition of a linebreak vbCrLf
<g1bz> it's chr definition (9 I think) should work in any language
<FearX> so regardless of where the string is coming from, vbcrlf will work?
<g1bz> regardless of where it's coming from it will be char 9 (iirc)
<g1bz> the shortcut for char 9 is vbcrlf in vbs
<g1bz> it's \n in javascript etc
<FearX> thanks, i'll try that
<FearX> the only thing that worked was chr(10)
<FearX> it's a string from paypal
<FearX> thanks again
<g1bz> k
<g1bz> in that case, vbCrLf contains both \r and \n - there are the singular versions too
<g1bz> vbCr and vbLf
<g1bz> carriage return and line feed
<g1bz> linefeed = \n (newline) ; carriage return = \r (return)
<SuperTimm> hello, can someone please help me with an xml problem im having, i try and create MSXML2.FreeThreadedDOMDocument.4.0 but it returns the error: Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800401f3'
<SuperTimm> I think its a problem with my server but I dont know waht to install to allow me to create that object.
<Elfkin_> tried searching for "800401f3"?
<Elfkin_> on google..
<SuperTimm> yeah
<SuperTimm> i found lots of forum entrys where people have had similar problems but no solutions have been put forward
<SuperTimm> or the problem was related to the file system object not the MSXML
<terminato> !search
<FuzzyLogi> off topic but could someone help me with a dns question
<L0stman> howdy. Having an issue on response.redirect. I was under the impression that the asp and asp.net approach to them were basically the same, right? Wrong. I am getting
<L0stman> two very different answers to the same response.redirect - asp seems to be urlencoding everything, aspx lets it go.
<L0stman> Difference would be like ASP: SomePage/component/option%2Ccom_repo/ItemID%2CSierra/ and ASP.Net: SomePage/Component/option,com_repo/ItemID,Sierra/
<L0stman> Does anyone know how to handle the encoding in asp cl***ic on Response.Redirect such that it performs more like asp.net? I mean, besides adding an 'x' to the page =D
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