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My record returns a numerical string "02". When I response.write it I want to remove the "0" ONLY from the beginnings. How would I do that?
View RepliesMy record returns a numerical string "02". When I response.write it I want to remove the "0" ONLY from the beginnings. How would I do that?
View RepliesI know that trim removes white space and the LTrim and R trim removes space from the left or right but how would i trim a string after 20 characters so that i could add ... to the end of the new trimmed string???
View Replies View Relatedif i had a string which looked like this :
,apple, orange, grape, tomatoes
how do i remove the first character[,] from the string using the trim() function?
i don't know what to do here exactly.
i have seen the TRIM function, but i'm not sure if it's the right way to do it.
i have a recordset called RSUSEREDIT.
in the recordset there is a column called "EMail".
i can print out the results using Code:
<%=RSUSEREDIT("Email")%>
the email column always uses the same domain name... - username@domain.com
is it possible to remove the part after and including the "@"?
I'm dynamically building an SQL string to do an execute, and keep ending up with a leftover comma, so the string looks like this.
INSERT INTO Software ( Title, Version, Licensing, Total_Licenses, support_phone, support_email, Campuses_Licensed, Comments, support_web, FundingSource, Course_title, Subject, Grade_level, LocalExpert, ACTIVE, CATE, EntryDate,) VALUES ( 'Bob's Super Crappy Software', '4.3', 'labpack', '36', '555', '555', 'Alexander, Bilhartz, Central, Fairmeadows, Hyman, Daniel', 'James is testing this', 'www.bob.com', 'Campus PO', 'Math', 'Math', '4, 5, 6', 'Patrick Williams', '1', '0',)
Both commas are added dynamically and can be trimmed on the fly. I tried using RTRIM(strSQL, ",") but this didn't work.I put the fields into an array and tried to add only commas to all but the last entry, but that also didn't work.
I have a database field that is a memo type. I would like to be able to only display the first 50 words from the database. I would like for it to show ..... after about 50 words.
I am using <%=Content %>. How do I trim this field to show only 50 words and then ....?
I tried the following code:
Function LengthTrim(input, length)
If Len(input) > length Then
Return Left(input, length) + "..."
Else
Return input
End If
End Function
then <%= LengthTrim(Content, 50) %>
But it would not work. I got the following error message:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01f4'Variable is undefined: 'Return' .
I am storing URL in a database for a 'sort of' directory type website.The <a href> is built from the recordset of URL's which is all working no problem, easy stuff.What I have found is going to be necessary in some cases is to trim the URL back to just it's www.abc.co.uk address for the link display.
I still want the actual link to go to it's long 'deep linking' location, but there is limited room for displaying a URL that could be a hundred chars long.
Code:
StartTime = FormatDateTime((rs("startdate")),3)
this returns
7/4/2006 1:00:00 AM
I need to trim the seconds off so it looks like this
7/4/2006 1:00 AM
I have a section on my website that lets users to input their own username and password in order to enter the restricted area, but i notice that some of the users likes to use strange characters to use as their username or password.
how could I trim those strange characters ie. like the follow !@#$%^&*()'{}/?~ out of the input field, WITHOUT using the javascript because javascript can be disabled from the browser and by only using the ASP IF ELSEIF statements to do so?
I have an Access db of products which I'd like to use for creating dynamic urls. Each product has a range name which I intend to use to point to the folder containing the relevant image eg pine/001.jpg
My problem is one of the ranges has two names ie Indian Accessories. I can't have a url with a space in it so how can I dynamically alter the field so that it displays the url as either indianaccessories or indian-accessories?
I need to trim a variable to have everything after 4 chars in a string.
IE:
var_temp = 200:16:1234567890
i want everything after 200: to be a variable.
I cannot use:
var_new = right(var_temp,14)
because the string is a different length everytime.
I just dont know this function.
Someone should write a book Javascript for VBScript Programmers. I can't seem to find a native function in Javascript to trim a string. Is there one or does anyone have one handy?
View Replies View Relatedif i have a value of 11.7908787541713
how could i trim it to 11.79 and how do i round the number up?
I am taking a field from a database and attaching it to avariable like so:
varID = rsCheckLogin("LogonID")
This is returning, for example, SA70.
I only need the integer part. How would i remove the SA part, i have belive it must be trim or split but not sure how to use them?
i have a search page results what i want to do is trim the result to 100 chars either side of the matched word but say if the word is at the start or end just to trim 100 chars left or right. does anyone have a function that will do this ?
View Replies View Relatedif iam requesting a form field, how do i trim that to just the first 2 letters Code:
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to make a search page. Once a serach word or words is put in I need it to serach multiple product tables and output the description of any prioduct if the search word is present in the description.
However, If i put in 2 keywords like "paper sticker" I get no results. How do you search multiple keywords? Code: