How do i strip down a string to just show a user name in Active directory
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I have a app that list users that are locked out but it shows this in my combobox billy-Noel Schmitlin,OU=Quality-Labo,OU=Users,OU=Soultz,DC=jacob-wonder,DC=com i just want it to show "Billy-Noel" just the users name what i have searched removes the CN= but thats it
strName = strName.Remove(0, 3);Thank you for your time. -
I have a app that list users that are locked out but it shows this in my combobox billy-Noel Schmitlin,OU=Quality-Labo,OU=Users,OU=Soultz,DC=jacob-wonder,DC=com i just want it to show "Billy-Noel" just the users name what i have searched removes the CN= but thats it
strName = strName.Remove(0, 3);Thank you for your time.Hi, Split() on the first char you don't want, I guess that is a comma. And read up on string class. :)
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I have a app that list users that are locked out but it shows this in my combobox billy-Noel Schmitlin,OU=Quality-Labo,OU=Users,OU=Soultz,DC=jacob-wonder,DC=com i just want it to show "Billy-Noel" just the users name what i have searched removes the CN= but thats it
strName = strName.Remove(0, 3);Thank you for your time.or you could try: int i = yourString.IndexOf(","); string s = yourString.SubString(0,i);
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Hi, Split() on the first char you don't want, I guess that is a comma. And read up on string class. :)
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Some mupet-numb-nuts gave you onesy, so I've dropped a five on top to make it better.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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Some mupet-numb-nuts gave you onesy, so I've dropped a five on top to make it better.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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or you could try: int i = yourString.IndexOf(","); string s = yourString.SubString(0,i);
Thanks for the help ill give that a go. -Summey