CODE
$test = "this is a ";
$test .= "test";
$test .= "test";
That would result in $test being "this is a test"
How can I do something similar in ASP?
Full Version: ASP alternative to .= for adding to a var
In PHP, you can use .= to add to a variable, for example:
That would result in $test being "this is a test"
How can I do something similar in ASP?
That would result in $test being "this is a test"
How can I do something similar in ASP?
You can't, as far as I know. I couldn't find anything that did that when I was writing ASP anyway. (I was writing ASP, not ASP.net)
As far as I know, if ASP handles vars the same. You could do:
I cannot honestly tell you if that would work or not. Worth a shot.
Chad
CODE
$test = "this is a ";
$test = $test."test";
$test = $test."test";
I cannot honestly tell you if that would work or not. Worth a shot.
Chad
Depends on which scripting language you are using, VBScript or JavaScript.
In VBScript you use
and in JavaScript you use
If you don't know which you are using it will most likely be VBScript.
People seem to forget, ASP isn't a language its a framework so when trying to find out how to do some sort of basic language operation like that you need to look for the "VBScript string concatination" not "ASP string concatination".
In VBScript you use
CODE
var = var & "new value"
and in JavaScript you use
CODE
var = var + "new value"
If you don't know which you are using it will most likely be VBScript.
People seem to forget, ASP isn't a language its a framework so when trying to find out how to do some sort of basic language operation like that you need to look for the "VBScript string concatination" not "ASP string concatination".
QUOTE(Stephen @ May 11 2005, 09:20 PM) 
Depends on which scripting language you are using, VBScript or JavaScript.
In VBScript you use
If you don't know which you are using it will most likely be VBScript.
People seem to forget, ASP isn't a language its a framework so when trying to find out how to do some sort of basic language operation like that you need to look for the "VBScript string concatination" not "ASP string concatination".
In VBScript you use
CODE
var = var & "new value"
and in JavaScript you use CODE
var = var + "new value"
If you don't know which you are using it will most likely be VBScript.
People seem to forget, ASP isn't a language its a framework so when trying to find out how to do some sort of basic language operation like that you need to look for the "VBScript string concatination" not "ASP string concatination".
Yeah but doing var = var & "blah" is different to var .= "blah". I think he wants the shorthand way (which I don't think exists in either scripting language).
it doesn't, but it does the same thing. Well in JS you can do var += var but some times it doesn't work correctly due to integers in the string
I'm curious to know if he's using ASP or ASP.NET...
I like C#.
I like C#.
Well the title says ASP 
...the smiley's tongue doesn't stick out far enough for me to show my actual dismay at seeing that. ...meanie.
Man,,,, I haven't used ASP for a while.... *brushes dust of IIS installation*
I figured it out, it's something like
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
QUOTE(Jeremy- @ May 12 2005, 09:07 PM)
I figured it out, it's something like
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
Yeah, it's a pain, but that's really all you can do.
QUOTE(Jeremy- @ May 13 2005, 09:07 AM)
I figured it out, it's something like
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
string = string _
& "whatever" _
& "whatever2"
If I can remember, I'll post the code when I'm at work tomorrow. And for those wondering, this was for just plain 'ole ASP. Running on Windows 2000. Yes... 2000, not 2003. It's pretty sad.
I haven't used ASP for a while.
The proble occurred to me before.I finally solved the problem.Set the IIS6.0 as IIS5.0 is ok on 2003.
QUOTE(ranbo @ May 14 2005, 12:06 AM)
I haven't used ASP for a while.
The proble occurred to me before.I finally solved the problem.Set the IIS6.0 as IIS5.0 is ok on 2003.
The proble occurred to me before.I finally solved the problem.Set the IIS6.0 as IIS5.0 is ok on 2003.
You shouldn't have to do that in order to get it to work. Reverting back to IIS 5.0 isolation mode destroys quite a bit of new features including within 6.0.
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