I am using this code below to count the number of variables after the comma:
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jumvarsplt = split(jumvar,",")
valnum = CInt(ubound(jumvarsplt))
But i would like to know how to test if the variable has a comma before running the above code.
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[quote]
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Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error (comma) in query expression 'id = 1, OR id = 2'.
[QUOTE]
How do you get rid of this comma?
how would i add a comma in the value of a x? i'll give you an example:
given
x = "123"
result:
x = "1,2,3," .
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My initial thoughts:
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<%
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This may not be possible on the server side, so apologies if this is the
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for i = ubound(textbox_a)
...insert into db
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Let me give you an example:
this is my string:
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I have to split this string but the string that is in quote I dont whant to be splited
result have to be like that:
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[1]=>asd
[2]=>asd
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[5]=>asd
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