Hi Guys,
I have a problem in one of my functions:
I don't get any errors when i type the code above only when debugging it shows:
Dim credUSRCleaned As String() = credentialsUSR.Split(Convert.ToChar("U:")) <-- String must be exactly one character long.
If i take away the "(Convert.ToChar" on the lines i then get: Option Strict On disallows implicit conversions from 'String' to 'Char'.
I have looked up the error but i'm still not sure on the fix, any help would be appreciated :)
cheers guys
Graham
I have a problem in one of my functions:
Code:
'// FIRST THING IS TO SEPERATE AND SORT THE STRINGS
Dim credentialsSplit As String() = urlLogin.Split(Convert.ToChar(" "))
'// DECLARE VARIABLES USED
Dim credentialsURL As String = credentialsSplit(0)
Dim credentialsUSR As String = credentialsSplit(1)
Dim credentialsPWD As String = credentialsSplit(2)
'// CLEAN UP THE USER AND PASS FIELDS
Dim credUSRCleaned As String() = credentialsUSR.Split(Convert.ToChar("U:"))
Dim credPWDCleaned As String() = credentialsPWD.Split(Convert.ToChar("P:"))
'// FINAL VARIABLES
Dim USER As String = credUSRCleaned(1)
Dim PASS As String = credPWDCleaned(1)Dim credUSRCleaned As String() = credentialsUSR.Split(Convert.ToChar("U:")) <-- String must be exactly one character long.
If i take away the "(Convert.ToChar" on the lines i then get: Option Strict On disallows implicit conversions from 'String' to 'Char'.
I have looked up the error but i'm still not sure on the fix, any help would be appreciated :)
cheers guys
Graham
