ASP.NET

19-Apr-07 0:29

I have one string "Show All Products" I want to seperate that string into "Show" "All" "Products".
Thanks

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Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:40

19-Apr-07 0:40

try this
string str = "Show All Products";
string[] array = str.Split(' '); // empty space between ''

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

Socheat.Net19-Apr-07 0:50

19-Apr-07 0:50

I don't understand your coding, Please give me in asp code
Thanks

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Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:55

19-Apr-07 0:55

Boss it is in C#

<br />
string str = "Sandeep Akhare Akola";<br />
<br />
string[] array = str.Split(' ');<br />

str.split method takes seperator

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 0:56

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 0:56

He need that in classical ASP

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 1:03

19-Apr-07 1:03

Nice catch Poke tongue | ;-P

;P;P;P
i think i need more practice

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

Socheat.Net19-Apr-07 1:08

19-Apr-07 1:08

How can i print that value, I wnat to see the result like that
Sandeep
Akhare
Akola

Thanks

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Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 1:13

19-Apr-07 1:13

Do you want in Classical ASP then Hands Off boss it toooo long i didn't see it in my machine
if you want in C# then

<br />
 string str = "Sandeep Akhare Akola";<br />
        <br />
        string[] array = str.Split(' ');<br />
        foreach (string values in array)<br />
        {<br />
           // write code to print <br />
        }<br />

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

andyharman19-Apr-07 1:29

andyharman

19-Apr-07 1:29

Should be something like:

for each strElement in Split("Sandeep Akhare Akola", " ")
   Response.Write(strElement & "<br />")
next

Regards
Andy

Socheat.Net19-Apr-07 21:17

19-Apr-07 21:17

Thanks, what about if i wantt to get string to compare with search, example : if user type only Akola it will not found so i want to search in hold string

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need help

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 0:10

19-Apr-07 0:10

Hi all,

i have to combine a string and a html link in an asp.net page. i have tried the folowing code ,
"Click the following link to <a href="http://mysite/activate.aspx"> Activate</a>"

But this is not giving the proper output.

can anyone help me.

Thanks in advance

Sebastian

rama charan19-Apr-07 0:19

19-Apr-07 0:19

can u be more clear on what error u are getting?

its working fine...i checked it changing the link as given below

http://localhost/trywa2/frmRegistration.aspx

Rama Charan Prasad

"Be happy and Keep smiling.Thats what u want be always.. Smile | :)

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 0:26

19-Apr-07 0:26

Hi
i need to dispaly like this"Click the following link to Activate". the word "activate" is a link. For that i have tried the following code. but it shows build error.
string test;
test = "Click the following link to <a href="http://localhost/activate.aspx"> Activate</a>";

can you say how to fix this..

thanks

sebastian

Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:34

19-Apr-07 0:34

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
string test;
test = "Click the following link to Activate";

Why are you assining to the string test write in aspx page

<br />
Click the following link to activate<a href=http://localhost:4325/CheckJavascriptClick/Login.aspx >Activate</a><br />

OR CAN YOU TELL WHICH YOU ARE GETTING

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

rama charan19-Apr-07 0:37

19-Apr-07 0:37

you need to give it like 2 double quotes to display single quote so it gives error
try the below i tested it

string test;
test = "Click the following link to <a  href=""http://localhost/activate.aspx""> Activate</a>";

i am not able to show it due to web pages display here but

use 2 double quotes before http and after activate.aspx it will be solved...let me know its fine or not

Rama Charan Prasad

"Be happy and Keep smiling.Thats what u want be always.. Smile | :)

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 0:50

19-Apr-07 0:50

Hi Rama Charan

now i tried this, still it has some error.
test = "Click the following link to <a href=""http://localhost/activate.aspx"> Activate</a>"";

Please check and reply

Thanks

Sebastian

rama charan19-Apr-07 0:53

19-Apr-07 0:53

the first one is right placed the double quoted but the next double quotes should come after ".aspx" and not before end of anchor tag

now try it

if u can say me how to type to send code here i can send it to u easily...

Rama Charan Prasad

"Be happy and Keep smiling.Thats what u want be always.. Smile | :)

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:00

19-Apr-07 1:00

now the code looks like this...
string test;
test = "Click the following link to <a href=""http://localhost/activate.aspx""> Activate</a>";

now also it shows error

i hope i am not disturbing you a lot

Thanks for your reply

sebastian

Re: need help [modified]

rama charan19-Apr-07 1:14

19-Apr-07 1:14

hi..

but that right and its working for me its correct check the link may be the page active.aspx has errors .....

be clear what error you are getting any time you post the message then i think u can get get better help

keep trying u will get it
i have to leave ...if i am back i will let u know..

bye

-- modified at 7:50 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Rama Charan Prasad

"Be happy and Keep smiling.Thats what u want be always.. Smile | :)

Re: need help [modified]

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:14

19-Apr-07 1:14

if you are sending code , just under the smilley row you can check a checkbox called Ignore HTML tags in this message (good for code snippets).

so you just check that

thanks

sebastian

-- modified at 7:44 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Sandeep Akhare19-Apr-07 0:26

19-Apr-07 0:26

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
lick the following link to Activate"

Which is the string and URL ?

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
Activate

Is the Link Text and

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
http://mysite/activate.aspx

is your url

try this
declare a string in your .cs file
string StringToAdd;
and if you want to assign it to your URL at runtime
then
a href="http://mysite/activate.aspx<%=StringToAdd%">

So what you want to do ?

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

If you want something you never had,
do something you have never done!

Re: need help [modified]

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 0:59

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 0:59

How about

"Click the following link to <a href='http://mysite/activate.aspx'> Activate</a>"

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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-- modified at 7:06 Thursday 19th April, 2007

Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:03

19-Apr-07 1:03

i am trying this in a .cs file

N a v a n e e t h19-Apr-07 1:08

N a v a n e e t h

19-Apr-07 1:08

Sebastian T Xavier wrote:
i am trying this in a .cs file

It doesn't matter. it will work. Where will you assign this string to show that on page ? Literal or Label ?

printf("Navaneeth!!")

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Sebastian T Xavier19-Apr-07 1:12