indexOf

[d.schulz81]

i am getting the error "indexOf is not a function" when calling
URi.indexOf('?' )

the code:

function removeFromURL(U Ri, parameter)

{
var regexp, path, params, qStart = URi.indexOf('?' ) + 1;
if (qStart == 0 || qStart == URi.length-1) return URi;
regexp = new RegExp("(" + parameter + "=[^&]+(&)?)");
return URi.substring(0 ,qStart) +
URi.substring(q Start).replace( regexp,'').repl ace(/&$/,'');
}

Thanks a lot Dennis

[Martin Kurz]

d.********@gmx. net schrieb:

i am getting the error "indexOf is not a function" when calling
URi.indexOf('?' )

the code:

function removeFromURL(U Ri, parameter)

{
var regexp, path, params, qStart = URi.indexOf('?' ) + 1;
if (qStart == 0 || qStart == URi.length-1) return URi;
regexp = new RegExp("(" + parameter + "=[^&]+(&)?)");
return URi.substring(0 ,qStart) +
URi.substring(q Start).replace( regexp,'').repl ace(/&$/,'');
}

Thanks a lot Dennis

How are you calling the function? Tested with IE6 and Firefox 1.0.4 withou problems.

[Ivo]

<d.********@gmx .net> wrote

i am getting the error "indexOf is not a function" when calling
URi.indexOf('?' )

function removeFromURL(U Ri, parameter)
{
var regexp, path, params, qStart = URi.indexOf('?' ) + 1;

You don't say what URi is or should be, so we can only guess. Have you
actually checked that what is passed to the function is a string, as you
expect it to be, by the looks of it? Do put an alert( typeof URi ) just
before the call to indexOf and see.

hth
ivo