Im having a problem with one of my pages. Basically what i have is a page where someone can upload files and its all working ok. I also a have option for them to delete files, if they click this they are brought to a separate page to confirm the delete. It all works find for the first file i delete but when i try to do it again, my directory.delete function works but my database delete doesnt ? any idea's?Its ok figured it out, had the parameters in the wrong order !
Deleting a directory in asp.net is tricky. Afetr you delete a directorythe application will restart and u will looase all ur session dat if uare using in-proc session. Here is a link explaining that
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Strange issue with Replace() on a stringbuider
I am having a problem with a search/replace function I wrote. It doesnt seem to match anything if it contains an upper case char. Basically, if what I am trying to replace contains an upper case character, then the Replace() function will not find it. It will find all identical instances with lower case chars, tho.
source : abcdeABCDE
replace : d,! -or- D!
result : abc!eABCDE
oReplace is a StringDictionary,
textboxes are all RichTextBoxen
I have tried with strings, stringbuilders, adding differenty ways, calling .ToString() on everyhing, adding to the SB as char array (.ToCharArray)!
Can you give the exact contents of the dictionary (keys and values)?
for (i = 0; i <= iLines; i++) {
sLine = this.txtReplace.Lines[i].ToString();
arrLine = sLine.Split(new char[]{','},2);
if (arrLine.GetUpperBound(0) != 1) {
this.txtResult.Text = "Bad replace line detected : " + sLine;
return;
} else {
if (oReplace.ContainsKey(arrLine[0])) {
this.txtResult.Text = "duplicate replace specified : " + arrLine[0];
return;
} else {
oReplace.Add(arrLine[0].ToString(),arrLine[1].ToString());
}
}
}
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();sb.Append(this.txtSource.Text.ToString());
foreach (string sOrig in oReplace.Keys) {
sOld = sOrig.ToString();
sNew = oReplace[sOld].ToString();
this.txtResult.Text += "[" + sOrig + "][" + sNew + "]" + System.Environment.NewLine;
sb = sb.Replace(sOld.ToString(),sNew.ToString());
}this.txtResult.Text += sb.ToString();
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