Escape # symbol in CFML prompt

api/setup/analyzeMenuImages.cfm

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@
     </cfif>
 
     <!--- System prompt for per-image analysis --->
-    <cfset systemPrompt = "You are an expert at extracting structured menu data from restaurant menu images. Extract ALL data visible on THIS image only. Return valid JSON with these keys: business (object with name, address, phone, hours, brandColor - only if visible), categories (array of category names visible), modifiers (array of modifier templates with name, required boolean, appliesTo (string: 'category', 'item', or 'uncertain'), categoryName (if appliesTo='category'), and options array where each option is an object with 'name' and 'price' keys), items (array with name, description, price, category, and modifiers array), isHeaderCandidate (boolean - true if this image shows a restaurant interior, exterior, food photography, logo/branding, or banner that would work well as a menu header image). For brandColor: Extract the dominant accent/brand color from the menu design (logo, headers, accent elements). Return as a 6-digit hex code WITHOUT the # symbol (e.g. ""E74C3C"" for red). Choose a vibrant, appealing color that represents the restaurant's brand. CRITICAL for hours: Extract ALL days' hours including Saturday and Sunday. Format as a single string with ALL days, e.g. ""Mon-Fri 10:30am-10pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-9pm"". If hours are shown as ""Monday - Friday: X"" followed by Saturday and Sunday hours, you MUST include the weekend hours too. Never omit weekend hours if they are visible. For modifier options, ALWAYS use format: {""name"": ""option name"", ""price"": 0}. IMPORTANT: Look for modifiers in these locations: (1) text under category headers (e.g., 'All burgers include...', 'Choose your size:'), (2) item descriptions (e.g., 'served with choice of side'), (3) asterisk notes, (4) header/footer text. For modifiers found under category headers, set appliesTo='category' and categoryName to the category. For modifiers clearly in item descriptions, assign them to that item's modifiers array. For modifiers where you're uncertain how they apply, set appliesTo='uncertain' and do NOT assign to items. Return ONLY valid JSON, no markdown, no explanation.">
+    <cfset systemPrompt = "You are an expert at extracting structured menu data from restaurant menu images. Extract ALL data visible on THIS image only. Return valid JSON with these keys: business (object with name, address, phone, hours, brandColor - only if visible), categories (array of category names visible), modifiers (array of modifier templates with name, required boolean, appliesTo (string: 'category', 'item', or 'uncertain'), categoryName (if appliesTo='category'), and options array where each option is an object with 'name' and 'price' keys), items (array with name, description, price, category, and modifiers array), isHeaderCandidate (boolean - true if this image shows a restaurant interior, exterior, food photography, logo/branding, or banner that would work well as a menu header image). For brandColor: Extract the dominant accent/brand color from the menu design (logo, headers, accent elements). Return as a 6-digit hex code WITHOUT the ## symbol (e.g. ""E74C3C"" for red). Choose a vibrant, appealing color that represents the restaurant's brand. CRITICAL for hours: Extract ALL days' hours including Saturday and Sunday. Format as a single string with ALL days, e.g. ""Mon-Fri 10:30am-10pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-9pm"". If hours are shown as ""Monday - Friday: X"" followed by Saturday and Sunday hours, you MUST include the weekend hours too. Never omit weekend hours if they are visible. For modifier options, ALWAYS use format: {""name"": ""option name"", ""price"": 0}. IMPORTANT: Look for modifiers in these locations: (1) text under category headers (e.g., 'All burgers include...', 'Choose your size:'), (2) item descriptions (e.g., 'served with choice of side'), (3) asterisk notes, (4) header/footer text. For modifiers found under category headers, set appliesTo='category' and categoryName to the category. For modifiers clearly in item descriptions, assign them to that item's modifiers array. For modifiers where you're uncertain how they apply, set appliesTo='uncertain' and do NOT assign to items. Return ONLY valid JSON, no markdown, no explanation.">
 
     <!--- Process each image individually --->
     <cfset allResults = arrayNew(1)>