Replacement of String.Replace() method in C# from VB

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Hello

Am translating VB code to C# as described below and have an error.

below is the VB code

XML

newcell = New TableCell()
newcell.ApplyStyle(list_row_cell_style)
newcell.Wrap = "false"
newcell.HorizontalAlign = HorizontalAlign.Center
newcell.Text = "<a href=?delete_set=" & rs.Item("SetID") & " onClick=""return confirm('Delete this set (" & Replace(rs.Item("set_name"),"'", "\'") & ")?  All content information will be lost.')""><img src=../images/icon-delete.gif border=0 alt=""delete""></a>"
newrow.Cells.Add(newcell)

below is the C# code

XML

newcell = new TableCell();
            newcell.ApplyStyle(list_row_cell_style);
            newcell.Wrap = false;
            newcell.HorizontalAlign = HorizontalAlign.Center;
            newcell.Text = "<a href=?delete_set=" + rs["SetID"] + " onClick=\"return confirm('Delete this set (" + String.Replace(rs["set_name"].ToString(), "'", "\\'" + ")?  All content information will be lost.')\"><img src=../images/icon-delete.gif border=0 alt=\"delete\"></a>";
            newrow.Cells.Add(newcell);

Error:
newcell.Text = "error name:
No Overload for method 'Replace' takes 3 arguments

Please help me out

Posted 11-Jun-15 1:01am

Ranju_test

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[no name] 11-Jun-15 7:09am

If you do not know how to use a method of a class, it's really helpful to read the documentation... https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa904304(v=vs.71).aspx

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Ralf Meier · Answer 1 · 2015-06-11T01:08:00

Solution 1

Try it like this :

C#

rs["set_name"].ToString.Replace( "'", "\\'")

Sometimes it is very much better to build up not so long code-lines ...

Posted 11-Jun-15 1:08am

Ralf Meier

Updated 11-Jun-15 1:14am

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