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Topic: Stripping ' (apostrophes) symbol from strings? (Read 2261 times) previous topic - next topic
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Stripping ' (apostrophes) symbol from strings?

I am trying to strip all ' (apostrophes) from a string with the titleformatting code:

$replace(%album%,'$char(39)','')

But it doesn't seem to be working. Does anyone know how to strip this from a string? Also, is it possible to strip two or more characters from a string at the same time?

Thanks
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Stripping ' (apostrophes) symbol from strings?

Reply #1 –
Quote from: Keikonium on
$replace(%album%,'$char(39)','')
That code replaces $char(39) with a single apostrophe. I expect that not many of your album tags contain the string $char(39).

To get the desired result, you should use $replace(%album%,'',).

Stripping ' (apostrophes) symbol from strings?

Reply #2 –
Ah brain fart @_@.

Thanks foosion
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