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WebRun - EOL

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stcyrk
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9/2/2008 4:12 PM

    I cannot seem to effectively remove the EOL from messages attached to either action Reject or Unrelease.  I've tried addtrailingspaces and trimtrailingCRLF, to no avail.  EOL appears as a result of a carriage return by the user.  Does anyone know which function will resolve this?

    Thks

    Keith

    David Williams
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    9/2/2008 4:21 PM
      How are you trying to use the user's comments (added in the Inbasket)? The comments are being added to the ProcessFlow message table.
      David Williams
      stcyrk
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      9/2/2008 4:31 PM

        I am capturing the comments and placing them in 2 areas via a variable.  I am using the WebRun to place the attahcded message in Req Header Disaply Only comments folder, as well a splacing the variable in an email to the requester.  Therefore, it's setting the variable up correctly to filter out carriage returns that is my issue.

        David Williams
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        9/2/2008 4:42 PM
          The table that has the comments breaks the message into seperate lines and it may not be the user entering a carriage return. You should be able to replace any blanks or carriage returns. Are you using a MsgBuilder to get all of the comment lines into one variable?
          Your DME Query to get the messages should look like:
          PROD=LOGAN&FILE=WFMSGDTL&INDEX=WDTSET1&KEY=12345&FIELD=MESSAGE&OUT=CSV&DELIM=~
          Look at the following for using JavaScript's Replace function: http://www.w3schools.com/...ef/jsref_replace.asp
          David Williams
          stcyrk
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          9/3/2008 2:54 PM
            My DME query was just as you cited. The replace code worked perfect. Here's what I did:
            var1= wdt_message
            var = var + var1.replace(/EOL/g, " ")
            Thanks very much for your help.