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<0> not alt.***.p***words?
<0> damn
<1> hey... cl***is asp question im trying to figure out how to replace everything after a period foind in a string... i need to somehow do a replace(filename, RIGHT(thefilename,INSTR(thefilename,".") - Whatever length remains, "csv" . any ideas?
<2> werbs: you're on the right track ..



<2> but what you really want to do, is find the left stuff, and append whatever you want to the right
<2> or at least that's one way
<1> i think this will work. <%= REPLACE(TEMP,RIGHT(temp,LEN(temp)-INSTR(temp,".")),"CSV") %>
<2> for your own sanity, it may be worth your while to break them into variables
<2> such as strFileName, strFileExt
<2> so you can use them elsewhere as well
<2> lines of code like that (spaghetti code) can be very difficult to comprehend later
<2> anyway, im out
<1> hmmmm yeah but im trying to do this before opening the FSO.
<3> does anyone know the asp syntax to set the querystring client-side via js?
<4> hello all
<4> is anyone here?
<5> how can i response.write an entire file?
<6> Open it with the FSO, read it into a string, then write it



<7> Hi, is here anybody alive who will help me with some script? I'm beginner in ASP programming and need help
<6> Ask a question and you'll see
<7> OK, i have some MS SQL Database and write some information from it to page. Now i need to make "only i think" some form, to sort these information on one click on title of column where i write these info i need sort it asc on next click desc
<7> Any solutions?
<6> Easiest way to do that is to create a link on the page that will add SortBy=*columnName* to the querystring of the page, and refresh the page
<6> Then, when building your query, append the "ORDER BY *columnName*" to the end of the query
<6> Of course, *columnName* is just there as a placeholder, and would instead be the name of hte column to sort
<7> OK i understand, but how to do that on one click is sort asc and on second dsc?
<6> also p*** the direction in the query string
<6> dir=ASC or dir=DESC
<6> Then you can flip it back and forth
<7> ok, go try it :)
<6> have fun
<7> thanks
<6> yep


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