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Replace usually returns the converted string.<br />
Something like this:<br />
firstName.Text = (firstName.Text).Replace(@<wbr />&quot;\&quot;, &quot;&quot;)
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Replace usually returns the converted string.
Something like this:
firstName.Text = (firstName.Text).Replace(@"\", "")

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but i have something like below<br />
string fileName = genericSrv.Encryption(firs<wbr />tName.Text<wbr />).Replace(<wbr />@&quot;\&quot;, &quot;&quot;)<br />
how can i do that?
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but i have something like below
string fileName = genericSrv.Encryption(firstName.Text).Replace(@"\", "")
how can i do that?

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*no points*<br />
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I agree with Andy's assessment: &nbsp;You wouldn't want to change the <i>encrypted</i> string because you might not be able to restore it back. It sounds like you intended to modify the pre-encrypted string, and then to encrypt that result, which is what Andy's code demonstrates.
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*no points*

I agree with Andy's assessment:  You wouldn't want to change the encrypted string because you might not be able to restore it back. It sounds like you intended to modify the pre-encrypted string, and then to encrypt that result, which is what Andy's code demonstrates.

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andy: another excellent help. If you have time, I have another one for you. <br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28366375/asp-net-ajax-tool-kit-calendar.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28366375/asp-net-ajax-tool-kit-calendar.html</a>
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andy: another excellent help. If you have time, I have another one for you.

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28366375/asp-net-ajax-tool-kit-calendar.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28366375/asp-net-ajax-tool-kit-calendar.html]

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I try to replace \ to string.empty like the following code, but it never works. Can you show me the right way to do that?<br />
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(firstName.Text).Replace(@<wbr />&quot;\&quot;, &quot;&quot;)
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I try to replace \ to string.empty like the following code, but it never works. Can you show me the right way to do that?


(firstName.Text).Replace(@"\", "")

c# replace method

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