REPLACE Function syntax
Does anyone know of a drop dead date, if any, for the REPLACE function syntax:
REPLACE(String, From, To)
to
String.Replace(From, To)
I have several instances in my vb.net on my ASP.NET web pages where the replace did not change the value in the string when it contained a "/" using the syntax REPLACE(String, From, To). I had to change and use the syntax String.Replace(From, To).
REPLACE(String, From, To)
to
String.Replace(From, To)
I have several instances in my vb.net on my ASP.NET web pages where the replace did not change the value in the string when it contained a "/" using the syntax REPLACE(String, From, To). I had to change and use the syntax String.Replace(From, To).
kaufmed
Perhaps if you read the comment I posted in your previous question... *sigh*
This seems unlikely. Did you change the version of the .NET Framework your web application is running against? This shouldn't have happened just randomly.
ASKER
The earlier question was a typo. I forgot the "/" in the example.
The web application was published back in December. .NET Framework is 3.5. It worked fine until 30 January we noticed it wasn't displaying a list of files in a folder. This was a hit and miss and yes I mean random. In a building I could go from PC to PC with same OS, IE, .NEt, ect..., and some would display correctly and some the value wouldn't change and it would display what the value started with. The web pages are replicated on 4 different servers with a load balancer. I would hit each server by going to to the IP on a PC that wasn't working correctly and all servers displayed incorrectly. On the 30th my PC displayed correctly and today it does not. This is why on my earlier question I asked if a client .NET version could have any effect. The day we noticed .NET patches were being pushed to the clients. But PC that recieved the .NET patches was as I said randomly some displaying fine and some not. I'm trying to find out why the REPLACE function wouldn't work and where.
My experience in .NET is week but getting stronger. With this I'm at a loss. I'm in the process of making the changes on my development box and would like to have an explanation for the release when I send for testing before publication.
The web application was published back in December. .NET Framework is 3.5. It worked fine until 30 January we noticed it wasn't displaying a list of files in a folder. This was a hit and miss and yes I mean random. In a building I could go from PC to PC with same OS, IE, .NEt, ect..., and some would display correctly and some the value wouldn't change and it would display what the value started with. The web pages are replicated on 4 different servers with a load balancer. I would hit each server by going to to the IP on a PC that wasn't working correctly and all servers displayed incorrectly. On the 30th my PC displayed correctly and today it does not. This is why on my earlier question I asked if a client .NET version could have any effect. The day we noticed .NET patches were being pushed to the clients. But PC that recieved the .NET patches was as I said randomly some displaying fine and some not. I'm trying to find out why the REPLACE function wouldn't work and where.
My experience in .NET is week but getting stronger. With this I'm at a loss. I'm in the process of making the changes on my development box and would like to have an explanation for the release when I send for testing before publication.
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