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First, I'll tell you up front that I am clueless when it comes to
Javascript. So I apologize if this question is off topic.
I have a nice little Javascript that capitalizes each field in my form
submissions. It looks like this:
<cfscript>
function CapFirst(str) {
var result = Trim(str);
var wordCount = ListLen(result," ");
var ProperString = "";
for(i=1;i LTE wordCount;i=i+1) {
ProperString = ProperString & " " & UCase(Left(ListGetAt(result,i,"
"),1)) & LCase(RemoveChars(ListGetAt(result,i," "),1,1));
} ProperString = Trim(ProperString);
return ProperString;}
</cfscript>
Then I display the results as follows:
#CapFirst(Session.Customer.FirstName)#
It works fantastic, except for some reason on my final form submission,
if someone enters an apostrophe in the field, it wants to repeat it 8
times. So the name "O'Brien" will look like "O''''''''brien". I can
live with the second character being lowercase, but the repeating
apostrophe's have to go.
Also, the amount of apostrophes returned is dependant on the number of
words in that field. So "Bob's and Ed's" would appear as
"Bob''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s
And Ed''''''''''''''''s".
Any ideas?? Maybe adding an "if" statement to ignore the apostrophe's??
Javascript. So I apologize if this question is off topic.
I have a nice little Javascript that capitalizes each field in my form
submissions. It looks like this:
<cfscript>
function CapFirst(str) {
var result = Trim(str);
var wordCount = ListLen(result," ");
var ProperString = "";
for(i=1;i LTE wordCount;i=i+1) {
ProperString = ProperString & " " & UCase(Left(ListGetAt(result,i,"
"),1)) & LCase(RemoveChars(ListGetAt(result,i," "),1,1));
} ProperString = Trim(ProperString);
return ProperString;}
</cfscript>
Then I display the results as follows:
#CapFirst(Session.Customer.FirstName)#
It works fantastic, except for some reason on my final form submission,
if someone enters an apostrophe in the field, it wants to repeat it 8
times. So the name "O'Brien" will look like "O''''''''brien". I can
live with the second character being lowercase, but the repeating
apostrophe's have to go.
Also, the amount of apostrophes returned is dependant on the number of
words in that field. So "Bob's and Ed's" would appear as
"Bob''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''s
And Ed''''''''''''''''s".
Any ideas?? Maybe adding an "if" statement to ignore the apostrophe's??