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Something like that, yes, but... should check for the presence of a &quot;\&quot; first? 
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Something like that, yes, but... should check for the presence of a "\" first?

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sorry I didn't get what you mean ?<br />
arrUser = Split (userID,&quot;\&quot;) is splitting the userID at the &quot;\&quot;<br />
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sorry I didn't get what you mean ?
arrUser = Split (userID,"\") is splitting the userID at the "\"



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Sorry. Don't know asp. The code won't fail if no &quot;\&quot; is present?
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Sorry. Don't know asp. The code won't fail if no "\" is present?

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if there is no &quot;\&quot; arrUser will be equal to userID
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if there is no "\" arrUser will be equal to userID

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Great! This seems to work perfectly:<br />
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userID = Request.ServerVariables(&quot;L<wbr />OGON_USER&quot;<wbr />)<br />
arrUser = Split (userID,&quot;\&quot;)<br />
uid = arrUser(1)<br />
response.write(&quot;User name without domain: &quot;&nbsp;&amp; uid)<br />
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Thanks! Points to you!
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Great! This seems to work perfectly:

userID = Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER")
arrUser = Split (userID,"\")
uid = arrUser(1)
response.write("User name without domain: " & uid)

Thanks! Points to you!

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myString = Request.ServerVariables(&quot;L<wbr />OGON_USER&quot;<wbr />)<br />
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How do I parse the user id out of mystring? (i.e., I don't need the domain name, just the userid)<br />

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myString = Request.ServerVariables("LOGON_USER")

How do I parse the user id out of mystring? (i.e., I don't need the domain name, just the userid)


how to parse userid from logon_user

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