> Just out of curiousity Sam, I notice that you are a frequent poster to
> this list. Are you writing anything specific or just having fun with
> javascript and prototype? Anything you can show off here?
>
I'm working on an environment to host e-learning course content.
Unfortunately I can't send
No problem. Seth mentioned in a followup post that it needed to be a
'recentish' version of prototype, but I just checked 1.4 provided on
http://prototype.conio.net and found it there as well. Anyone using
anything less than 1.4 deserves the pain of that choice... ;)
Just out of curiousity Sam, I
On 8/11/06, Sam wrote:
Is there a function somewhere which will take a string containing a URL and
return an object with all the querystring key / value pairs?
In a recent-ish version of prototype, look at String.toQueryParams
(prototype.js:195 in v1.5).
Seth
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I believe window.location.search.toQueryParams() is what you are looking for.
Brandon
On 8/11/06, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a function somewhere which will take a string containing a URL and
return an object with all the querystring key / value pairs?
Sam
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> There is one such function exactly:
>
> String.toQueryParams()
>
> var url = 'http://test.com/?this=test&perfect=true';
> var params = url.toQueryParams();
>
I don't know how I missed this. I'm guessing I had "whole word" set in my
editor search.
Thanks,
Sam
There is one such function exactly:
String.toQueryParams()
var url = 'http://test.com/?this=test&perfect=true';
var params = url.toQueryParams();
/*
params = {
this: 'test',
perfect: 'true'
};
*/
Is that what you're looking for?
-E
On 8/11/06, Sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the
