how to concat first name and last name and display in label in asp.net C#

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how to concat first name and last name and display in label in asp.net C#
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hi friends my project is based on asp.net c#.

while registering to this website user will enter his first name and last name in Registration form.

I want to store this in session.
like session["username"]

so this will display with label like

Hi, Ubaid Rahman

Please help thank u.

Posted 27-Jan-13 5:12am

Ubaid ur Rahman IT

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Richard MacCutchan 27-Jan-13 11:27am

This can be achieved by standard string concatenation.

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Solution 5

try this

C#

Session["username"] = s3 = string.Format("{0} {1}", firstname, lastname);
Label1.Text = Session["username"];

Thanks

Posted 27-Jan-13 17:18pm

AshishChaudha

Solution 2

HI,

As mentioned in the above solution you can concatenate and there is another way to concatenate also.

C#

Session["username"] = string.Concat(firstName , lastName);
myLabel.Text = Session["username"];

For reference follow the following link:
C# string.Concat
What's the best string concatenation method using C#?

Thanks

Posted 27-Jan-13 15:41pm

sisir patro

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AshishChaudha 27-Jan-13 23:19pm

my 5+

[no name] 28-Jan-13 1:29am

Thanks Ashish...

Solution 6

Hello,

Might be it's helpful...

C#

Session["username"] = "Hi!!" + firstname + lastname ;
Label1.Text = convert.tostring(Session["username"]);

Posted 29-Jan-13 2:46am

crazie.coder

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-27T05:30:00

Solution 1

Try:

C#

Session["username"] = firstName + " " + lastName;
...
myLabel.Text = string.Format("Hi, {0}", Session["username"]);

Posted 27-Jan-13 5:30am

OriginalGriff

Comments

ridoy 27-Jan-13 13:19pm

+5

AshishChaudha 27-Jan-13 23:18pm

my +5

Renju Vinod 28-Jan-13 0:58am

+5