I have a String that contains the following: ?workarea=London+&+Home+Counties+Ltd&sub=fs&&&FASh*5which resembles a URI query string. What is the best way to parse the elements of this string (workarea and sub) without messing about with string manipulation?If I use HttpUtility.ParseQueryString is gets stuck as both elements include &. However if I encode the whole thing first I lose the seperations of the elements. Ideally the output would be:workarea = London & Home Counties Ltdsub = fs&&&FASh*5
I have, somehow, this string available "20100205 162206". This is a date and time without any delimiter char. I need this back as a DateTime in C#. What is the best way?
Token A^*!%~Token B^*!%~Token C^*!%~Token D^*!%~Token E
Write a method that parses the string into a series of substrings where the delimiter between the substrings is ^*!%~ and then reassembles the strings and delimiters into a single new string where each of the substrings is in the reverse order from the original string. The method must return the final string. The expected output would be:
Token E^*!%~Token D^*!%~Token C^*!%~Token B^*!%~Token A
I can a split function and split on the backslash character to get the pieces. But if my directory could change this wouldn't work. So how would I instead parse out the last backslash and get the filename that way so that it wouldn't matter if the path changed?
I have not been able to create a function to take a long nvarchar (8000) with a delimeter to return the results in a table . I have a script version that works as a query. I plan to use the Function in a Select * FROM table WHERE FirstName IN dbo.ListOfItem(@InputList) Is the following posible in SQL Server 2005?What is wrong with syntax? Is there a better solution?
Is there a way to use the firefox (or chrome or any other good browsers) rendering engine to convert html (as a text string) to an image?I have full access to the server I'm using, so no limitations there.
I am using Entity Framework to contact my data base. as part of my web code I am using Linq to entities, and I want to determine the number of elements in an anonymous type list. I can't get it to work, I get the exception: "LINQ to Entities does not recognize the method 'Int32 Parse(System.String)' method, and this method cannot be translated into a store expression."
var questItem = from chapters in context.TestChapter from questions in context.Question where chapters.ID == int.Parse(Request.QueryString["id"]) where questions.TestChapterID == chapters.ID select questions.ID; int numOfSteps = questItem.Count();
We are sending an HTML encoded string in the Query string. It was working fine on IIS 6 (windows 2003). We have recently moved the website to Windows 2008 (IIS 7.x). Since the move any Query String that contains "+" sign i.e., "%2b" gives error on the server "404 -File or directory not found."
After use regular expression to get html code and put into string variable as :
dim s as string ="<table><tr><td>abc</td></tr>....................</table>
Number of rows in above table in s variable may changed,because i get html from other site. So i want to ask : have best way to continue parse rows in table which i get "abc" string.
I wanted to create a URL like http://localhost/menu.aspx/?id so that on typing this, it displays all the id's in the database. for eg:134
123
543
234
may be the id's which should be displayed after fetching from the database. However, it should be displayed as it it is without any control or without arranging in any gird etc. How can that be done?
How i can make the normal search string to sql server full text search parse, because when we are user enyer search text "how to run windows schedule in C#", in database we have article to to this, but data not returning and sometime is say error in key word and etc.
In IE 7, I can right click on my page and select properties and (usually) see the query string that was passed to that page.
How do I see this in FireFox? I am having a bug where I should be passing consecutive numbers in the query string, such as deal_ik=1,2,3,4,5 etc but 5 is missing. So I want to examine the query string that is actually getting passed.
I am developing a web application using the traditional Web Forms model. I have one page that loads the details of a particular destination. The url comes in the following format [URL]. I understand that this is not properly favored when it comes to search engines. what I need is something like this [URL]. How can I get this kind of functionality through web forms.
