I am working on server side application of FB login.Having converted the example here:[URL]..To VB, and using System.Net.WebRequest.Create to retrieve the responses I am now able to get a text string including the access_token and the expiry time in the following format: access_token=ACCESS&expires=2577
Obviously I can split this into an array and split the parts to get the access_token But, on the FB Developers example above, they do it with PHP like so: $params['access_token'];Is there a VB.net way of doing this? This seems more reliable to me than teh aforementioned splitting idea, ie, if FB change the output format.
I have a sql query which extract a field of datatype smalldatetime. I read this field using datareader, convert it to string and store it in a string variable.I get the string as 1/1/2012 12:00:00 AM ,here i want to use only date part of this string and i have nothing to do with the time.How can i cut only the date from the string and get the output as 1/1/2012?
I have a string of 5 characters out of which the first two characters should be in some list and next three should be in some other list.How could i validate them with regular expressions? [code]My Strings are going to be: VBBEG, CSBEG, etc.My regular expression should find that the input string first two characters could be either VB, CS, HT and the rest should also be like that.
One number is represented with four hex values.First two hex parts are my "whole number" part, third and fouth hex numbers are my "decimal" part. I just wanted to store my complete number (whole and decimal) in an excel table.My problem is following when I am storing whole part and decimal part of my number separately, then it works fine am getting f.e. 3017 and 0,9445123 in my excel table, but when I am concatenate them, then I am getting following expression in my excel table f.e. 30,179,445,123 but I want 3017,9445123.
How do i detect a part of a string from a string? For example: i want to check if the part of the string "mummy" exists in a string:"Mummy loves Daddy and loves me too"
How to cut part from this string..."abb.c.d+de.ee+f.xxx+qaa.+.,,s,"... where i know position by this: Result is always between "." (left side of result) and "+" (right side).I know number of "." from left side and number of "+" from right side, to delimit resulting string.Problem is right side, cause i need to count "+" from end.
Say... from left side: begining is at 4th "." ( this is easy ), result is =
Basically I have a webresponse stream:dim lol as string = readstream.tostring there is a lot of information within the string but only one link starting with http: located near the end of the string - however there is no constant character point where I can start... (i.e. 38)
I want to extract the link from the string i.e. dog cat plane car [URL]..that is approximately how it looks above - words and url substituted I want to just extract [URL]..I had an idea of parsing the string from http: to the end Then after that splitting the string up again to remove the }], however it does not return anything
I would like to display only part of string. I am able to do that as long as my string is constant, how the string is not constant. How would display only the last part of my string. The string will actually be displayed by using a browse button and selecting a file.
i have the folowing problem: i made a combobox on my form and in order to add items to it i use a normal textbox and a string in application settings, the textbox add's the item in both the combobox( with this code ComboBox1.Items.Add(TextBox1.Text) ) and the string in application settings with the folowing code:
How can I remove all of the text to the right of the second to last / in a string. Before = ftp://sylenttechnologies.com/text/test/another test/ After = ftp://sylenttechnologies.com/text/test/
I would like to have a only part of a string... I have a string[URL] and i want only the part thats past the last / so i would actualy get only "file.part4.rar"I know that this can be done through Regex, But I have never used that, and I read the documentation on it, but I do not understand the part of...
Dim rx As New Regex("^-?d+(.d{2})?$")
What dose each of those characters do and how dose it effect the output...
is there anyway i can remove part of a string? if i had this string here "REMOVETHISPART-KEEPTHISPART" in a listbox how can i just remove "REMOVETHISPART-"
I'm looking for a way to cut out unneeded text from a string. The remains of the string should be "Result: Sucesfull".
Example strings:
[Download Report] 26 october 2009 Result: Succesfull
[Code]....
As you can see the string in my first example contains 3 lines, and the second example contains 5 lines. In my application they differ depending on the situation. I want to cut out all lines, except for the line starting with 'Result:', which I want to display to the user of the application.
Public Class Form1 Private Sub but_convert_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles but_convert.Click Dim input_string As String Dim output_string As String Dim fkey_string As String [Code] .....
So, the big thing is that I want to use that code to transform this: if(strcmp(cmd, "/quitjob", true) == 0) { if(IsPlayerConnected(playerid)) { if(GetPVarInt(playerid,"job") > 0) { [Code] ..... The problem is that I get an empty text box when I click the button.
