>>Hello again, Happy Peoples
>>
>>Working on a webpage (asp) in the code behind and I go to run the page to test the latest code added:
>>
>>

>>    string SearchString = Request.QueryString["SearchString"].ToString();
>>    if (SearchString.Length != 0)
>>    {
>>      if (SearchString.IndexOf(":") > 0)
>>      {
>>        string[] vs = SearchString.Split(':');
>>        GetAccessInfo(vs[0]);
>>        Session["NewEdit"] = false;
>>      }
>>      else
>>        GetAccessInfo(SearchString);
>>      Session["NewEdit"] = false;
>>    }
>>    else
>>      Session["NewEdit"] = true;
>>

>>
>>Now, the VS editor shows no problems - but when I go to run it, I get the "There were errors" Msg window and in the Output box it shows:
>>
>>"...\ARDetails.aspx.cs(201,88): error CS1525: Invalid expression term ':' "
>>"...\ARDetails.aspx.cs(201,89): error CS1002: ; expected "
>>"...\ARDetails.aspx.cs(201,92): error CS1002: ; expected "
>>"...\ARDetails.aspx.cs(201,92): error CS1525: Invalid expression term ':' "
>>
>>I hit 'No' so it will show me where the errors are, and the Error List shows "0 Errors", "0 Warnings", and 5 Messages where is wants to simplify object initialization (but when I take its advice and make the suggested change, it then pops up with an error on that change, so I ignore them).
>>
>> I commented out the new code to see if that cleared the issue, it didn't - which means it's suddenly jumping up and down on code that's been running for a month (at least)
>>
>>What's going on? Can anyone point me in a direction that will lead me to whatever's causing this?
>>
>>Thanks all
>
>Split() expects array:
>

> string[] vs = SearchString.Split( new  Char[] {':'}  );
>

Unfortunately, that didn't solve the problem...just re-arranged the order of the errors in the Output Window.