string mod.

[news]

hello,
Can someone show me how I can make this to happen!?

1. This is my string: small_testpic.j pg
2. I need the output: testpic.jpg

Thanks // Nils

[Mike Brind]

Re: string mod.


news wrote:[color=blue]
> hello,
> Can someone show me how I can make this to happen!?
>
> 1. This is my string: small_testpic.j pg
> 2. I need the output: testpic.jpg
>
> Thanks // Nils[/color]

Same as the last time. Use the replace() function. If you found my
suggestion relating to your previous post (http://tinyurl.com/z6f5g)
worked, but you didn't understand why, then you should have a look at
the VBScript Replace function documentation at msdn, or any one of the
countless tutorials on offer, but in the shell of a nut, it works like
this:

output =
replace(origina l_string,"part_ to_replace","wh at_to_replace_i t_with")

--
Mike Brind

[Evertjan.]

Re: string mod.

news wrote on 12 apr 2006 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
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> hello,
> Can someone show me how I can make this to happen!?
>
> 1. This is my string: small_testpic.j pg
> 2. I need the output: testpic.jpg
>
> Thanks // Nils[/color]

ASP not being a computer language but a platform,
you must choose one.

using jscript:

var t = 'small_testpic. jpg';
var t2 = t.replace(/small_/,'');

or

var t = 'small_testpic. jpg';
var t2 = t.substr(6);


using vbscript:

dim t,t2
t = "small_testpic. jpg"
t2 = replace(t,"smal l_","")

or:

dim t,t2
t = "small_testpic. jpg"
t2 = mid(t,7)

--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Ray Costanzo [MVP]]

Re: string mod.

What rule are you applying to get that output? There are many ways to get
that result from that exact circumstance:

s = "small_testpic. jpg"

r = Right(s, 11)

r = Replace(s, "small_", "")

r = Split(s, "_")(1)

r = Right(s, Len(s) - 6)


What's the logic you're using to get that result? The last 11 characters?
The result after removing any instance of the literal string "small_?"
Anything that appears after the first "_" and between the next, if it
exists? The result after removing the first six characters, whatever they
may be?

Ray at work




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> hello,
> Can someone show me how I can make this to happen!?
>
> 1. This is my string: small_testpic.j pg
> 2. I need the output: testpic.jpg
>
> Thanks // Nils
>[/color]