Method Common.StringConcat

Concatenates one or more instances of string. It requires at least 2 string objects

Usage

Function ZAP.Common.StringConcat ( 
	String String1,
	String String2,
	String String3 [Optional],
	String String4 [Optional]
)

ZAP.Com..Concat

string1

string2

string3

string4

resultString

String String1

String String2

String String3

String String4

Output Parameter

Parameters

String1

Type: String

String 1

String2

Type: String

String 2

String3 (Optional)

Type: String

String 3

String4 (Optional)

Type: String

String 4

Returns

Result of string concatenation

Example

VBScript

helloMessage = Zap.Common.StringConcat("Hello, ", "user!")
Zap.Common.ShowMessageBox helloMessage
' use optional parameters
helloMessage = Zap.Common.StringConcat("Hello, ", "user! ", "Thank you for using ", "ZAPTEST!")
Zap.Common.ShowMessageBox helloMessage

JavaScript

var helloMessage = Zap.Common.StringConcat("Hello, ", "user!");
Zap.Common.ShowMessageBox(helloMessage);
// use optional parameters
helloMessage = Zap.Common.StringConcat("Hello, ", "user! ", "Thank you for using ", "ZAPTEST!");
Zap.Common.ShowMessageBox helloMessage

Concat string and save it to variable parameter and show result in message box

Zap.Com..Concat

Hello

user!

text

Zap.Common..Box

Zap.Var..."text")