UPDATE: So, the problem is: I have a php webservice. This webservice has a method that receives a string. I'm trying to pass a VB.NET JSON string to this webservice. json_decode always returns an error, saying that the string is not utf-8. If I pass the string and convert it using PHP utf8_encode, the accents get wrong!
I got an app, which receives data via a R232 port, convert it to a string and on the other side I got a database, where the strings are saved. How can I find a way to compare the string with all strings in one database column and get back the another stringform the same row in this database. I never programmed a database
The following code checks a strings if it contains particular words and if yes it removes them. The problem is that it also removes characters that it shouldn't. For example: If user_input3 contains a word like lo(ok) it would remove the last characters ok. How can i modify the code to remove whole words only?
I got a list of strings. And I want to check for every string in there. Sometimes, a string can have the suffix _anim(X) where X is an integer. If such string has that kind of suffix, I need to check for all other strings that have the same "base" (the base being the part without suffix) and finally group such strings and send them to my function.[code]...
I'm reading data in from a comma-separated text file and storing the data in an array for later use. Some of the values are to remain as strings, and I need to convert some to integers, for which I was trying to use, for example, integer.parse(ar(0)).
My problem is that the string values are randomly distributed through the text file, so I need to be able to test whether the string can be converted at all before doing the conversion.
I am just a beginner in VB programming. What if I want to check if a certain subtext is present in a string? For example, what do I code if I want to check if the word "hello" is present in a particular string or not?
I want to run a check on a String right before I append it to a StringBuilder to make sure only numeric characters are in the string. What's a simple way to do that?
any method that can check for specific value of a string whether it exists in the string and if it does then that whole string will be captured with that specific text.
Dim number As String = "07747(a)" If number.... Then endif I want to be able to check inside the string to see if it only has number, if it does only contain numbers then run whatever is inside the if statment? What check do i use to check if the string only contains numeric and no alpha ot () etc ..? What i am trying to check for is mobile numbers, so 077 234 211 should be accepted, but other alphas should not be
I'm trying to create an address bar, much like Google chrome's, where you can enter a url and it will navigate to it or enter just text and it will search Google etc.
I've been at this for a while Googling away, but I can't find a reasonable solution. I know I could look for things like: 'http' etc, but these come in an almost unlimited number of variations. I could also created a webbrequest to test its existence, but I think this could cause an unwanted slow down in the programs operations.
I was gonna ask how to check if a string contained only letters, but i have read up a bit on regex and gotten it to work. At least i understand what ^+$ does now. Do you think this is a good way to check the string?Also, newbiequestion here: What is the difference between theese two code-blocks. What is the preferred method? Does importing only add an alias, or does it "load" more code than i need. Does it make my code depend on some "library" i need to bundle with the application later? Is there any difference whatsoev
orts System.Text.RegularExpressions Public Class Form1 Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
I will get data in DataTable. I am going to iterate data in foreach. I will have all types of data in Datatable. Now I need to find Double for each item (string) in DataTable. How to find IsDouble for string?
Ex:I have "21342.2121" string. I need to covert this to Double. But sometimes the data will be "TextString". So I can't use Double.Parse().
I am working on an application which uploads data from excel sheets into sql server database. The application will accept dates only if they are in mm/dd/yyyy format. It should reject all dates otherwise.
Now i am struggling to check its format. Here is my code.
Dim ROHSDate As String ROHSDate = Trim(filterString(holdingTank)) ...
here i need to check if it is in mm/dd/yyyy format
is there a way to check if a string contains characters other than numeric? ive used isnumeric quite a bit and its pretty usefull, but cant find a way to check for text in a string. Having searched around theres a few ways of doing it slowly that ive found using an array of letters and a loop / instring, but thats much more hassle than checking for numbers, so strikes me there must be a way.
Using visual basic, I have a string. Want to check that the string contains a single, capital alphabetic character followed by a period. Tried to use Contains as in the following:
someString.Contains("[A-Z].") but this didn't return me what I wanted.
Also need to check for a single number followed by a period.
I have a string of randomly organized characters and I am trying to search a wordlist for matches. If the wordlist has a match I want it to add it to a listview. I wasn't for sure how to word the first two sentences and I think an example will help explainmy problem better. So here is an example. I have a textbox where you input what you want to search for in the wordlist. Lets say you type in tca . The wordlist contains cat frog dog , each word on a separate line. What i want to do is take what you typed in the textbox, tca , and find the word cat in the wordlist.
I'm having kind of a hard time about this, just would like to ask if anyone knows how to check if a string that is input by the user in a text of combo box is in the list of the combo box?
I need to check if a webpage exists if it does whether a certain string exists anywhere on the page. Preferably I'd like to do this without a webbrowser control, so that images don't have to be downloaded and it doesn't have to be rendered.
Private Sub CmbLabour1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles CmbLabour1.KeyPress If Char.IsDigit(e.KeyChar) = False And Char.IsControl(e.KeyChar) = False Then e.Handled = True
my question is how can i check a string for a specific char (for example, in the string:"242.421" theres the char "." how can i make a rule so that char can only be typed once... (in a textbox) so when a user click the "." button on their keyboard it won't allow it again (more than once)