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Last segment of URL with JavaScript
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Closed 1 year ago.
I have a string which is
file:///storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.myapp/files/Pictures/00cb3b0b-45d5-486b-8f33-0fa3bf2285ff.jpg
And I want to extract the string after the last / which will be 00cb3b0b-45d5-486b-8f33-0fa3bf2285ff.jpg
How can I extract the last part of this string and store it in a variable ?
I extracted the last part of string like this :
mystring.substring(mystring.lastIndexOf('/') + 1)
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String ${provider.name} - ${item.publication_time|date|relative}
Regex /\${([^}]+)}/gmi
From string.match(/\${([^}]+)}/gmi) this, I am getting ["${provider.name}", "${item.publication_time|date|relative}"] as output.
But I need other unmatched parts of the string in the output array. My expected result should be ["${provider.name}", " - ", "${item.publication_time|date|relative}"]
Can you please suggest me how can I achieve this by changing the regex?
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I want to replace xx with . in this string 100x100/<name>xx-somename-xxjpg but only xx comes next to jpg.
'100x100/<name>xx-somename-xxjpg'.replace(/(xx(jpg|jpeg|png))/,'$')
What I get -> 100x100/<name>xx-somename-$
What I expect-> 100x100/<name>xx-somename-.jpg
How do I do it?
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I would like to have the result :
28,12,2016
From this string "28/12/2016"
I tried :
("28/12/2016").replace('/',',');
==>"28,12/2016"
I don't know how to delete the second /and the " "
use split and join method
var a="28/12/2016";
var ans=a.split("/").join(",");
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I have a string I am trying to get the last character with jquery. How would I do that?
var stringTemp = "fieldNameWithIndex_1";
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Replace all spaces in a string with '+'
how to remove ,#contacts.Assessor.firstname# #contacts.Assessor.lastname# and
,#contacts.Assessor - Secondary.firstname# #contacts.Assessor - Secondary.lastname# from a
string in javascript?
Thanks
Simply use .replace()
string = string
.replace(',#contacts.Assessor - Secondary.firstname# #contacts.Assessor - Secondary.lastname#', '')
.replace(',#contacts.Assessor.firstname# #contacts.Assessor.lastname#', '');
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