preserving the zero's
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 22755
interpreted = N
texte = This issue has probably been addressed before...I am having trouble with numbers that begin with zero not coming throughin their pure form. For example, the customer selects a year for his/hercredit card expiration date. If the year is 2001, 01 should be sent.However, the 0 is dropped in the process and only the 1 comethrough. This will cause a problem when importing the info into ouroffline database. I cannot use 4-digit years since our database is notset up that way. Is there a way to preserve the 0 at the beginning ofthe number?Thanks for your helpMike
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This issue has probably been addressed before...I am having trouble with numbers that begin with zero not coming throughin their pure form. For example, the customer selects a year for his/hercredit card expiration date. If the year is 2001, 01 should be sent.However, the 0 is dropped in the process and only the 1 comethrough. This will cause a problem when importing the info into ouroffline database. I cannot use 4-digit years since our database is notset up that way. Is there a way to preserve the 0 at the beginning ofthe number?Thanks for your helpMike
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