Replace comma with a dot

[schmitzdp]

Hello,

I would like to replace commas by dots in the "productsize" node to get this result: "102.6 Small x 122.6 Big (CM)"

Below, my xml example:

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<order>
	<items>
		<productsize>102,6 Small x 122,6 Big (CM)</productsize>
	</items>
</order>

Do you know the function to do this? Thank you

[freddyp]

This is something you can do directly in the XPath with which you get the info from the XML using an XPath function:

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The XPath expression is perhaps not so readable in the image:

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translate(//productsize,',','.')

[schmitzdp]

It's even simpler and it works perfectly. Thank you

[schmitzdp]

Hello,

is there a similar expression that can modify for example a white space by 3 characters?

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translate(//url,' ','%20')

[freddyp]

There is not a similar expression, it is the same expression. The example you give replaces all spaces by %20 in //url.

[schmitzdp]

There is not a similar expression, it is the same expression. The example you give replaces all spaces by %20 in //url.

No, I tested before posting and all spaces is replaced only by % in //url.

[freddyp]

Indeed, my mistake, translate only replaces by the first character. Who ever came up with that idea? There is a replace function but that is only available in XPath 2.0 and Switch uses 1.0.

Before reverting to XSL or scripting I would try this app: https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... ng-replace
The fact that you want to replace a space and not a string like zdhr#$22 will probably make it tricky, but the app has support for regular expressions, so it is worth trying.

Before even doing that, where do you want to use the string? If you use the information in the Parameters property of "HTTP request" for example it will be encoded automatically and spaces will become %20 etc.

And before even doing that, if it is a complete URL that is in your XML, go pull the ears of the person who wrote that URL there without encoding it as such! And do not let go until the problem is fixed at the source.

[schmitzdp]

Thank you for this complete answer.

I was trying to write an url with the name of my file as a variable.

I simply used the "Rename Job" application before writing my url (with Job.NameProper).

I was complicating my life

[bleuprocess]

There is an app for that!
https://www.enfocus.com/en/appstore/pro ... me-cleaner

If anything is missing, just shout, I actually did write that one