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    Hola.I am trying compare two phone numbers...How I will do ?
    Example:
    if (646) 333-3666 like (646) % ,do that...
    in coldfusion, how would you do that ? What is equilavance of like in
    coldfusion?

    tc


    emmim44 Guest

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    Default Re: Easy for u--comparison

    > Hola.I am trying compare two phone numbers...How I will do ?
    > Example:
    > if (646) 333-3666 like (646) % ,do that...
    > in coldfusion, how would you do that ? What is equilavance of like in
    > coldfusion?
    Regular expressions.

    <cfif ReFind("\(646\).*", "(646) 333-3666")>

    --
    <mack />


    Neculai Macarie Guest

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