Coverting javascript to vbscript help!

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So there is a textbox with 10 words in it. I am trying to find how many words in the string named ta_val. I already did the javascript but need help in vbscript.

MIDL

ta_val=document.tb.ta.value;
len_ta=ta_val.length;

C#

var sArray = ta_val.split("");
var sLength = sArray.length;
a.innerHTML = sLength;

I tried this and it did not work.

VB

dim sArray = split(ta_val,"")
dim sLength = len("sArray")
a.innerHTML = sLength

Is there some place to convert javascript to vbscript? Like a program?

Posted 1-May-11 9:21am

uchihaa

Updated 1-May-11 9:22am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2011-05-01T09:31:00

Why would you do this? Javascript is a standard language, VBScript is proprietary.

Look at the ECMA standards on the topic:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECMAScript[^].

This is what Javascript is — an implementation of the ECMAScript:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript[^].

This is what VBScript is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VBScript[^].

All you can do with VBScript you can do with Javascript, not the other way around.
If you need to preserve you work and make it compatible, forget VBScript and use Javascript in all cases.

Yes, I know I don't answer your question. You don't need an answer, you need help.

[EDIT]

You will take less time in just learning VBScript than searching for the tool.
By reasons I explained, there are translators from VBScript to Javascript, but I never heard of the opposite.

See:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/569380/how-can-i-convert-javascript-to-vbscript[^]:

"You can convert VB to JS but JS to VB… that's just crazy talk."

Do the Google search if you want…

—SA