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what about:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-39526153-1">inFullPath As String = &quot;ftp://ftp-test.site.com/To_Directory/204_20130925_132605.txt&quot;
outFileName = inFullPath.Substring(inFullPath.LastIndexOf(&quot;/&quot;) + 1)
Return outFileName</code></pre>
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what about:


inFullPath As String = "ftp://ftp-test.site.com/To_Directory/204_20130925_132605.txt"
outFileName = inFullPath.Substring(inFullPath.LastIndexOf("/") + 1)
Return outFileName

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That should work as well. There are several ways to do that.
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That should work as well. There are several ways to do that.

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I would like to know a good way to split a URL in vb.NET:<br />
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ftp://ftp-test.site.com/To_Directory/204_20130925_132605.txt<br />
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and get the file name (incl. ext)<br />
<br />
204_20130925_132605.txt<br />
<br />
thank you for your help.
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I would like to know a good way to split a URL in vb.NET:

ftp://ftp-test.site.com/To_Directory/204_20130925_132605.txt

and get the file name (incl. ext)

204_20130925_132605.txt

thank you for your help.

get file name that contains date from URL

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