Hi,

I have a string, 

calendarview.pl?loginid=102138&month=04&year=2003&student_id=&user_typ
+e=TUTOR&CalendarName=102138Academic&framename=top.index_main&session_
+number=618280744437303

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I would like to replace three parts of the string, the first two should be feasible, I would like to replace '&month=04' and '&year=2003'(where 04 can be any two digits and 2003 can be any four digits) with ''.

However, my third replace is a little more complicated. I would like to replace '&CalendarName=102138Academic' with ''. The poblem is the length of the value of CalendarName (in this case 102138Academic) will vary.

The remaining parameters in the string I would like to leave as they are. The order of the parameters in the string may also vary.

Is the above possible?

Any advice apreciated!

In reply to Replacing parts of a string by spiderbo

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