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Re: split the string and check it to another string

24-Jun-09 19:09

Hi i have a string like this:

string lgtext=text5,text2,text6,text4;

now i have another string :

string shtext= text2;

now the lgtext contained that second string(shtext) or not have to test...,

how to split and execute it..,.

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padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 19:19

Re: split the string and check it to another string

24-Jun-09 19:19

here:
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string lgtext = "text5, text2, text6, text4";
string shtext = "text2";
string[] split = lgtext.Split(',');
for(int i=0;i< =split.Length-1;i++)
{
if (split[i].Trim() == shtext)
Response.Write("Found");
}
}

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Member 387988124-Jun-09 19:52

Re: split the string and check it to another string

24-Jun-09 19:52

Hi padmanabhan thanks for ur reply...,

we can use this following method it will work fine?

if(lgtext.indexof(shtext)!=-1)
{
'found'
}
else
{
'not found'
}

is't ok?

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dan!sh 24-Jun-09 20:22

dan!sh

24-Jun-09 20:22

Why would you even split this?

String class has Contains method. Use it.

Re: split the string and check it to another string

padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 21:14

Re: split the string and check it to another string

24-Jun-09 21:14

d@nish wrote:
String class has Contains method. Use it.

contains method won't give exact search..
eg., string search = text1,text2,text3,text4;
if we want to search for "text" in this, by using contains will give found message for all the condition. But my output must be exactly "text" which is not present in the string.
so, for most of the requirements contains wont provide exact result.

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dan!sh 24-Jun-09 21:38

dan!sh

24-Jun-09 21:38

Agreed.

Provided the string structure remains same, check for the trailing comma as well after the text to match. This would work.

Re: split the string and check it to another string

Chetan.visodiya24-Jun-09 22:36

Chetan.visodiya

24-Jun-09 22:36

This will not work for below string
string lgtext = "text5, text2, text6, text4, text7text8 ";
And you have find exact "text8".
if you use Contains then it returns true but text8 is not in the collection.

So better to use below code.

protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string lgtext = "text5, text2, text6, text4";
string shtext = "text2";
string[] split = lgtext.Split(',');
for(int i=0;i&lt; =split.Length-1;i++)
{
if(split[i].Contains(shtext))
Response.Write("Found");
}
}

Output in Dos based Text file

Girish48124-Jun-09 19:00

Girish481

24-Jun-09 19:00

Hello,

I am using VS 2005. I have put the Crystal Report Viewer on my web page; its running fine and output are displaying in the browser. I wish to generate the dos based text file (.Txt) as per output shown in the crystal report with appropriate margins, so that i would be able to further print the text file on Wipro's Line Matrix Printer or mail the same.

A simple sample example will be high appreciated please.

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Girish Sharma

Problem with dynamic eventhandler

S.Aijaz24-Jun-09 18:27

S.Aijaz

24-Jun-09 18:27

im adding event handler to dynamically added linkbutton that is in dynamically added table and that is in content page, but event does not fire. any suggestions will be appreciated.

padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 18:37

24-Jun-09 18:37

your code plzzzzzzz.... Sleepy | :zzz:

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S.Aijaz24-Jun-09 18:41

S.Aijaz

24-Jun-09 18:41

code to add the event handler:-
*****************************
strLinkButtonID = null;
strLinkButtonID = (string.IsNullOrEmpty(drRows["FormFields"].ToString()) ? "0" : drRows["FormFields"].ToString()) + ("_") + (string.IsNullOrEmpty(drRows["Form"].ToString()) ? "0" : drRows["Form"].ToString());
lbUploadedFile = new LinkButton();
lbUploadedFile.ID = strLinkButtonID;
lbUploadedFile.Text = strFieldValue;
lbUploadedFile.Click += LnkUploadFile_Click;
tbCellFieldVal.Controls.Add(lbUploadedFile);

Event Handler:-
******************
protected void LnkUploadFile_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
try
{
string strLnkButtonID = ((LinkButton)sender).ID.ToString();

}
catch (Exception ex)
{
}

}

padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 18:57

24-Jun-09 18:57

S_Aijaz1 wrote:
lbUploadedFile.Click += LnkUploadFile_Click;

instead of the above correct like this:
lbUploadedFile.Click += new EventHandler(LnkUploadFile_Click);

//If getting the same error try to paste your page load code out of postback
if(!page.ispostback)
{
//dont write here
}
//your code

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S.Aijaz24-Jun-09 19:02

S.Aijaz

24-Jun-09 19:02

thnks it really worked. but dere is a problem when i bind data on !postback event does not fire. if i bind it without !postback den event gets fired. any suggestions

padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 19:09

24-Jun-09 19:09

//You have to understand the postback functionality first:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

if (!Page.IsPostBack)
{
//every single code written inside this will fire, only when page load or when redirected and from another page.
//the datas will be maintained here
}
//the code written here will be fired before each and every event is done.
//the data will change as per the old value and then the events like button click and others will be fired.
}

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cookies in .net

Member 387988124-Jun-09 18:24

24-Jun-09 18:24

Hi want to go for cookie concept...,

When my user click a button a cookie have to save...,
after that if he click once agian another cookie also want to save with already existed cookie...,

and finally i want to get all the cookies...,
plz give me some idea reg this...,

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padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 18:37

24-Jun-09 18:37

i am using 2 textboxes and a checkbox and button:

//code for aspx.cs page:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
{
HttpCookie coo = Request.Cookies["Info"];
if (coo != null)
{
txtfirst.Text = coo["name"];
txtsecond.Text = coo["name1"];
}
}
}
protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (CheckBox1.Checked == true)
{
HttpCookie cook = new HttpCookie("Info");
cook["name"] = txtfirst.Text.ToString();
cook["name1"] = txtsecond.Text.ToString();
cook.Expires = DateTime.Now.AddDays(1);
Response.Cookies.Add(cook);
}
}
//Add this line in web.config.
< sessionState
cookieless="UseCookies" />

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Jack Li24-Jun-09 18:44

Jack Li

24-Jun-09 18:44

great!

padmanabhan N24-Jun-09 18:58

24-Jun-09 18:58

welcome

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Member 387988124-Jun-09 19:05