Thanks alot, that is more or less what I came up with.
Much appreciated.
On 7/12/07, ashutosh bijoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Benjamin
The deserialize plugin does not handle what you want (I wrote it) :-(
You need to parse and split the string directly. Here's a way to do it -
not tested
Hi Benjamin
The deserialize plugin does not handle what you want (I wrote it) :-(
You need to parse and split the string directly. Here's a way to do it - not
tested, but should work:
function parseParams(url) {
var params=url;
if (url.match(/\?(.+)$/)) {
// in case it is a full que
Hi Benjamin, I dont know if this is useful but is something about
UNserialize (serialize is, in jquery, the opposite for what you want
to do :) )
http://www.reach1to1.com/sandbox/jquery/testform.html
Saludos from México
Benjamin Sterling wrote:
Richard,
Thanks, that is what I did, just created a function to do it for me.
I just thought I remember reading that there is a function in jquery
that did that already.
There is a deserialize plugin. But from what I rememeber its mostly
concerned with mapping the re
Richard,
Thanks, that is what I did, just created a function to do it for me. I just
thought I remember reading that there is a function in jquery that did that
already.
Thanks again.
On 7/11/07, Richard D. Worth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Don't know if there is another way, but my thought is
Don't know if there is another way, but my thought is to split() on the '&'
and then split() on the '='. Gotcha there would be &'s used to escape chars,
ex.
biz=AT&T&industry=telecom
- Richard
On 7/11/07, Benjamin Sterling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey guys and gals,
I need to convert:
fnam
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