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Subject: |
Re: Problems with a parse function |
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From: |
Tim |
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Date: |
2/3/2000 7:53:01 AM |
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IP: |
207.51.162.13 |
Use the InStr() function to find the position of the "/". Then use Left(), Right(), and Mid() functions to parse. Example:
<%
TestVar = "Parse this string by the / character"
SlashPos = InStr(TestVar, "/")
Response.Write("Slash Position: " & SlashPos)
%>
Or use the Split() function. Example:
<%
TestVar = "Parse this string by the / character"
SplitArray = Split(TestVar, "/")
Response.Write(SplitArray(0) & "<br>")
Response.Write(SplitArray(1) & "<br>")
%>
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