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Split URL for a SELECT statement
Posted on 2013-10-29
Hi guys,
I've upgraded the articles section on my site from ASP classic to C#, and I'm having trouble isolating a string on the URL to select the page number. At present, my site URL would look like this:
Sitename/ArticleName/1
This would give me page 1. If I change the URL to:
Sitename/ArticleName/2
I want to be able to view the second page - can anyone show me how to isolate the number after the split and then declare it as a variable in order to use it in my select statement?
Any help much appreciated, as ever.
I've upgraded the articles section on my site from ASP classic to C#, and I'm having trouble isolating a string on the URL to select the page number. At present, my site URL would look like this:
Sitename/ArticleName/1
This would give me page 1. If I change the URL to:
Sitename/ArticleName/2
I want to be able to view the second page - can anyone show me how to isolate the number after the split and then declare it as a variable in order to use it in my select statement?
Any help much appreciated, as ever.
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declare @test varchar(50)
set @test = 'Sitename/ArticleName/20'
select substring(
@test,
len(@test) - charindex('/', reverse(@test)) + 2,
charindex('/', reverse(@test)))
set @test = 'Sitename/ArticleName/20'
select substring(
@test,
len(@test) - charindex('/', reverse(@test)) + 2,
charindex('/', reverse(@test)))
I should have mentioned that I'm using Razor Syntax, is it possible to translate the above accordingly?
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