ASP.NET

22-Apr-07 20:58

I have one string "Hello World" I want cut space to like that "Hello World", please help me
Thanks

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Chetan Ranpariya22-Apr-07 21:03

Chetan Ranpariya

22-Apr-07 21:03

Not able to get your problemm Frown | :(

Thanks and Regards,
Chetan Ranpariya

Socheat.Net22-Apr-07 21:07

22-Apr-07 21:07

You it contain many space with it u can view it, it like that "Hello World"

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bernie_01131-May-07 0:22

bernie_011

31-May-07 0:22

hi,

i am using CreateUser Wizard to add user information in aspnet_profile table like firstName,lastName etc. but all data are stored in one propertyvaluesString. How can i add column like lastName and insert the lastName value to lastName column

Thanks

Bernie

kashasd23-Apr-07 2:25

kashasd

23-Apr-07 2:25

I think my question is not clear to u

Assume that we have 10 Store procedures in a database and we only knows names of Store procedures only,
Each SP is having its own number of input parameters depends on it requirements

i wnat to write a code....
To find the number of input parameters in each SP

Thank you

kishore kumar Manikonda
Software Developer

Guffa23-Apr-07 9:31

23-Apr-07 9:31

I think that you are truly confused. You are replying to people who didn't reply to your question.

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Sathesh Sakthivel22-Apr-07 21:06

Sathesh Sakthivel

22-Apr-07 21:06

Clearly explain what is your problem.

There is no difference in your mentioned word of "Hello World".

Regards,

Satips.

Socheat.Net22-Apr-07 21:12

22-Apr-07 21:12

The string like that "Hello World", please help me, I want it become like this "Hello World"
Thanks
Socheat

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Guffa22-Apr-07 21:18

22-Apr-07 21:18

Use the Regex.Replace method to replace multiple spaces (pattern = " {2,}") with a single space.

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Socheat.Net22-Apr-07 21:20

22-Apr-07 21:20

But i currently using ASP, show how can i?
Regard
Socheat

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Guffa22-Apr-07 22:38

22-Apr-07 22:38

As you asked in the ASP.NET forum, I assumed that you were using ASP.NET.

In ASP you can use the RegExp object. As you haven't said what language you are using, I assume that you are using VBScript.

Example:

With New RegExp
   .Pattern = " {2,}"
   .Global = True
   text = .Replace(text, " ")
End With

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Socheat.Net22-Apr-07 22:42

22-Apr-07 22:42

I currently using ASP

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Christian Graus22-Apr-07 23:06

Christian Graus

22-Apr-07 23:06

What language are you using ? If C#, or VB.NET, you are using ASP.NET. Otherwise, you are in the wrong forum.

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kashasd23-Apr-07 2:25

kashasd

23-Apr-07 2:25

kishore kumar Manikonda
Software Developer

Guffa23-Apr-07 9:32

23-Apr-07 9:32

Socheat.Net wrote:
I currently using ASP

I posted ASP code.

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kashasd23-Apr-07 2:26

kashasd

23-Apr-07 2:26

kishore kumar Manikonda
Software Developer

Sandeep Akhare22-Apr-07 21:43

Sandeep Akhare

22-Apr-07 21:43

Try this

<br />
 string str = "Hello                      World";<br />
        char[] separator ={ ' ' };<br />
        string[] result = str.Split(separator, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);<br />

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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do something you have never done!

Socheat.Net22-Apr-07 21:46

22-Apr-07 21:46

I am very sorry I don't understand, please give as ASP code
Regard
Socheat

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