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How can I get query string values in JavaScript?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am trying to figure out how to get the parts of a URL I am going to be receiving from a third-party website. The URL I am expecting is something like: index.html?lob=company&ZipCode=22407
All of my pages are coded in .html rather than PHP due to my client's needs/desires, so my question is how can I get the "ZipCode" value.
In PHP this would be super simple, however I cannot do that.
Use Javascript instead.
var value_of_zipcode = "index.html?lob=company&ZipCode=22407".match("ZipCode=([0-9]{5})")[1];
now the value_of_zipcode is 22407
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I'm kind of new to javascript and I was wondering if there was a better alternative to slice. I'm currently using window.location.slice at the moment and it feels like I could be using a better alternative. If you've ever used express.js you might have heard of "req.query.id", something like that in raw javascript would be perfect. Thanks, Alek.
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Node.js : How to embed Node.js into HTML?
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Is there some way to embed node.js (i.e. server-side) code into HTML, like <?php does for PHP? What I'm aiming for is a pretty looking page, which will still have back-end functionality of whatever kind (say printing stuff from a database).
Thanks.
With node, you can use <?js tags
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Call Servlet and invoke Java code from JavaScript along with parameters
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I have a javascript variable. I'd like to assign the value of it to JSTL variable.
How can I achieve it?
This is not possible since JavaScript is run in the client browser and JSTL in the server.
Your JavaScript must send the value to a servlet, one way or another.
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Pretty printing XML with javascript
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I have web service which returns xml as plain string. I need to format it like xml beautifier does. I expect it to be performed on client side by JavaScript. How can I do that? What libraries is better fitted for this task?
One way of doing it is to use "JavaScript code prettifier" from Google.
You can find it here: http://google-code-prettify.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/README.html.
Follow the setup guide in the link and include the javascript file and then use it like so:
prettyPrintOne(XML_TO_BEAUTIFIED, 'xml')
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How to send data to remote server using Javascript
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am new to Javascript and html.
I need to send data through post method and like
{"username":"user1111","fileNumber":"20120097072286","fileType":"2"}
and read the response in Javascript.
If any one know the solution please help me.
You can do this using jquery AJAX like this:
$.post{
url:,
data:{},
success:function(){}
}