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Another accurate and quick response! &nbsp;Thanks!
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Another accurate and quick response!  Thanks!

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Have one question.... &nbsp; Having a bit of trouble with the syntax to include my drive letter in my path.... see snippet...Thanks!!<br />
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I want to put double quotes around the sAppDrive.... like............. &quot;+sAppDrive+&quot; &nbsp;but of course syntax gets all crossed up with the rest of the statement.<br />

<pre><code id="code-33604">SafecoService.CreatePDFApplication(@&quot;+sAppDrive+inetpub\wwwroot\data\SafecoCommercialAuto\&quot;+psQuoteID+&quot;.pdf&quot;,bytes);
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Have one question....   Having a bit of trouble with the syntax to include my drive letter in my path.... see snippet...Thanks!!

I want to put double quotes around the sAppDrive.... like............. "+sAppDrive+"  but of course syntax gets all crossed up with the rest of the statement.


SafecoService.CreatePDFApplication(@"+sAppDrive+inetpub\wwwroot\data\SafecoCommercialAuto\"+psQuoteID+".pdf",bytes);


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I have been successful in retrieving the PhysicalApplicationPath (see code snippet below)<br />
For now, I just did a response.write to see the path. &nbsp;Now what I want to do is get the drive letter of this path. &nbsp;This sounds so simple, and I don't want to &quot;over code&quot; &nbsp;Maybe I can use trim?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-33504">Response.Write(Request.PhysicalApplicationPath);
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I have been successful in retrieving the PhysicalApplicationPath (see code snippet below)
For now, I just did a response.write to see the path.  Now what I want to do is get the drive letter of this path.  This sounds so simple, and I don't want to "over code"  Maybe I can use trim?



Get the drive letter from a path that is already known

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