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mafifi
Junior Member

USA
308 Posts

Posted - 24 June 2001 : 12:28:53

I have an ASP application running on an Intranet site that captures the Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER").
The result will look something like this mydomain.com\user_Name. How do I strip the mudomain.com\ part and keep the user_name part.

Thanks,

Mo

Doug G
Support Moderator

USA
6493 Posts

Posted - 24 June 2001 : 18:34:51

If the return data is always <domain> \ <user> you can use something like:

arr = Split(string, "\")

Then, arr(0) will be the domain name, and arr(1) will be the user name.

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mafifi
Junior Member

USA
308 Posts

Posted - 24 June 2001 : 19:47:45

Thanks Doug G. I also found this code somewhere in the forum.

 
<% 
istring = "Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER")"
istring = Right(istring, Len(istring)-Instr(istring, "\"))
response.write istring
%>

My home server is down, so I will try it at work tomorrow.

Thanks,

Mo

MorningZ
Junior Member

USA
169 Posts

Posted - 24 June 2001 : 21:08:50

quote:
I have an ASP application running on an Intranet site that captures the Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER").
The result will look something like this mydomain.com\user_Name. How do I strip the mudomain.com\ part and keep the user_name part.
Thanks,
Mo

also

pos = InstrRev( Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER"), "\" ) + 1
Username = Mid( Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_USER"), pos )

( i totally dig the InstrRev function, very very handy a lot of times )

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