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String newString = yourStringValue.Substring(<wbr />0,yourStri<wbr />ng.IndexOf<wbr />(','));
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String newString = yourStringValue.Substring(0,yourString.IndexOf(','));

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Oh...I'm plugging it into (oListItem[(&quot;Picture&quot;)])<br />
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so would it be:<br />
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(Picture.Substring((oListI<wbr />tem[(&quot;Pict<wbr />ure&quot;)]).Su<wbr />bstring(0,<wbr />Picture.In<wbr />dexOf(',')<wbr />);
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Oh...I'm plugging it into (oListItem[("Picture")])

so would it be:

(Picture.Substring((oListItem[("Picture")]).Substring(0,Picture.IndexOf(','));

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is that a question or a statement? did that work for you?
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is that a question or a statement? did that work for you?

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No. I ended up with &nbsp;'object' does not contain a definition for 'Substring'<br />
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I last tried:<br />
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(oListItem[(&quot;Picture&quot;)]).S<wbr />ubstring(0<wbr />,(oListIte<wbr />m[(&quot;Pictur<wbr />e&quot;)]).Inde<wbr />xOf(','));<wbr />
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No. I ended up with  'object' does not contain a definition for 'Substring'

I last tried:

(oListItem[("Picture")]).Substring(0,(oListItem[("Picture")]).IndexOf(','));

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I got it to work like this:<br />
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string MainString = Convert.ToString((oListIte<wbr />m2[(&quot;Pictu<wbr />re&quot;)])); <br />
string [] Split = MainString.Split(new Char [] {','}); <br />
string NewString = Convert.ToString(Split[0])<wbr />; 
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I got it to work like this:

string MainString = Convert.ToString((oListItem2[("Picture")]));
string [] Split = MainString.Split(new Char [] {','});
string NewString = Convert.ToString(Split[0]);

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umm, then just convert it to string with either the tostring() function that exists for every object in .net or the Convert.ToString() class method.
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umm, then just convert it to string with either the tostring() function that exists for every object in .net or the Convert.ToString() class method.

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I want this to drop everything after the comma, please see code sample below.<br />

<pre><code id="code-163038">http://www.susan.com/racing/Pictures/Thumbs/thumbnail_susan.jpg, Some Text
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I want this to drop everything after the comma, please see code sample below.

Drop Everything After Comma

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).