String Splitting

Hello,

Okey so here is the deal. The program task is to take 50 codes including letters and numbers. Take them and insert them into a webpage(webbrowser1) witch is designed to deal with these codes(3 fields). To check if the codes is valid etc.

Here is what I got :

Code:

WebBrowser1.document.GetElementById("Website textbox ID here").SetAttribute("value", TextBox1.Text) ' 

WebBrowser1.document.GetElementById("Website textbox ID here").SetAttribute("value", TextBox2.Text) '

WebBrowser1.document.GetElementById("Website textbox ID here").SetAttribute("value", TextBox3.Text) '

What this does it takes textbox1.text input(first part of code) and inserts in the first field at the website.

The to others to exactly the same.

But instead of having 3 diffrent texboxes I want it like in this pic.

If you don't understand what I'm trying to do, just ask!

Split the string?

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

Split the string?

Does that work?

I don't really know how to split a string, or actually I don't knw mutch about strings in the first place

I will read about it and learn =)

If you could give me an example it would be great.

#Thanked

In My Opinion, Comma delimited is the way to go. It gives a "static" place to check for breaks.

Code1,Code2,Code3

instead of

Code1 Code2 Code3

Originally Posted by gamernuub

Does that work?

I don't really know how to split a string, or actually I don't knw mutch about strings in the first place

I will read about it and learn =)

If you could give me an example it would be great.

#Thanked

Code:

Dim Example as string = "code1 code2 code3"

Dim codes() as string = Split(Example," ")

for i = 0 to codes.length - 1
msgbox(codes(i))
next

If you want to have the three codes per row you may do the following aswell.

Code:

for i = 0 to codes.length - 3 step 3
msgbox(codes(i))
msgbox(codes(i+1))
msgbox(codes(i+2))
next

Or....

Code:

Dim Example as string = "code1 code2 code3
code4 code5 code6"

Dim c() as string = Split(Example,vbnewline)

for i = 0 to c.length - 1
dim codes() as string = Split(c(i)," ")

msgbox(codes(0))
msgbox(codes(1))
msgbox(codes(2))
next

@gamernuub

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

Code:

Dim Example as string = "code1 code2 code3"

Dim codes() as string = Split(Example," ")

for i = 0 to codes.length - 1
msgbox(codes(i))
next

If you want to have the three codes per row you may do the following aswell.

Code:

for i = 0 to codes.length - 3 step 3
msgbox(codes(i))
msgbox(codes(i+1))
msgbox(codes(i+2))
next

Or....

Code:

Dim Example as string = "code1 code2 code3
code4 code5 code6"

Dim c() as string = Split(Example,vbnewline)

for i = 0 to c.length - 1
dim codes() as string = Split(c(i)," ")

msgbox(codes(0))
msgbox(codes(1))
msgbox(codes(2))
next

@gamernuub

@Blubb1337

Thank you so much dude, my program works perfectly !

#Thanked and thanks for the help everyone!

String Splitting

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