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I've this type of URL:
https://example.com/page#param1|param2
How can I get param1 and param2 ?
Thanks.
Those are part of the hash if you are getting them from the current url.
_hash = window.location.hash.split("|")
console.log(_hash)
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source code: https://github.com/morethanwords/tweb
About the implementation of the MTProtocol
I checked the source code, but did not find the socket connection code. Is it implemented in wasm? I need help. Thanks.
i hope to get an answer
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FirebaseError: Expected type 'ya', but it was: a custom Ia object
my code:
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I've been trying to open google.com with the url say, youtube.com
I have been trying to use iframes but they don't seem to work. Any help?
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Hey lets say I have url like this:
http://google.com/1/2
How do I delete last number(after last slash character)? all numbers can vary in length.
var URL = "http://google.com/1/2";
var newUrl = URL.substring(0, URL.lastIndexOf('/'));
console.log(newUrl);
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So here's a little test I'm doing to check if I'm grabbing all the thumbs from my object. Problem is projectName is coming up undefined. Whhhhaaa?
var projectName = $(this).attr("href");
console.log(worklist.work.projectName.thumbs.length);
If you need to access a property dynamically, use bracket-notation.
console.log(worklist.work[projectName].thumbs.length);
try
console.log(worklist.work[projectName].thumbs.length);