You can split both your strings on the comma which will give you 2 array's.

Then you can compare the 2 arrays. Here is a stack overflow post about comparing 2 arrays : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10991452/how-do-i-get-the-differences-between-two-string-arrays-in-c

Dave

Hi dawoe

I'm new in Razor

How do I convert them to array

You can do something like this:

@foreach(string variable in RQfaser.Split(","), StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries))
{
if(arrayToCompareTo.Contains(variable)){
//ok
}else{
//not in array
}
}

Hi Kim,

if arrayToCompareTo is a comma-separated how do I make it so????

Hi Kim,

Yes it works :-)

thank you

it doesen mater if arrayToCompareTo is a comma seperatede string .Contains will just look for the "variable" in the string.
so if  variable ="Skole start"

It wil return true if arrayToCompareTo contains thats string

so you only have to split one of the strings

foreach(var item in @Model.Children.Where("Visible")) 
{
string Sfaser = @item.faser;  
foreach(string variable in @RQfaser.Split(',')){
if(Sfaser.Contains(variable)){
@item.faser 

}else{} 
}
}

1 
2 

BH, Udskoling
BH, Udskoling
Skole start, Mellem trin

and the results should be

BH, Udskoling
Skole start, Mellem trin

can you see where the problemt is??

and it did

thanks :-) 

just one little thing more if there is only one thing in the list then it's not a comma-separated list and then it jumps over it how can I get it to print if it is true

Hi Kim

forget it

I reverse it and now it works as it should

a thousand thanks

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