How to add string in url

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Say that the url is http://www.mysite.com/funny/vacation/pictures , I want to split and add the word really between www.mysite.com and funny.
So that the url is now http://www.mysite.com/really/funny/vacation/pictures. this would be done with a button click event and the new url sent to a new text box plus it cant be like string link = "really"; with a + link because from vacation on will change. I have tried and search google for the last week on this issue and cant quite figure out any help would be greatly appreciated.

Posted 1-Jun-10 3:04am

charles henington

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great that gets the link in that i need but ends with that link now how do I add the vacation/pictures part of the link but not really those pages because the pages will change. using maybe like lastindex. I have been trying to use link.replace but that does nothing please so close thanks for any help

Posted 1-Jun-10 9:57am

charles henington

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that worked perfectly used that code with urnname.replace code based on ur code and worked perfectly thank you sir

Posted 1-Jun-10 11:16am

charles henington

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Anıl Yıldız 2-Jun-10 7:34am

Glad i could help. Happy coding!

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Anıl Yıldız · Accepted Answer · 2010-06-01T03:11:00

I'm not quite sure i understood the followup but just atop of my head, something like this maybe?

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string temp = "http://www.mysite.com/funny/vacation/pictures";
string new_word = "really";
string last = temp.Replace("funny", new_word + "/funny");

Or you could use string.Split() or regular expressions or string.Insert(). It would be easier if you have provided a cleaner description of the problem.

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