Parse querystring using javascript?

[Owen]

If my url is, say,
http://mysite/mypage.asp?fruit=apple...ges&sweet=cake, then how do I
get the value of "fruit", "veg" and "sweet" params using clientside
javascript?

In ASP I can use Request.Querystring("fruit") etc, but I need to get it
using clientside javascript this time.

Help?

Thanks,
Owen

[Erwin Moller]

Owen wrote:

If my url is, say,
http://mysite/mypage.asp?fruit=apple...ges&sweet=cake, then how do
I get the value of "fruit", "veg" and "sweet" params using clientside
javascript?

In ASP I can use Request.Querystring("fruit") etc, but I need to get it
using clientside javascript this time.

Help?
Hi,

document.location return the current url.

Get the part after ?
split it on &

all pieces you have left are of the form:
name=value

Good luck.

Regards,
Erwin Moller

Thanks,
Owen

[Mick White]

Owen wrote:

If my url is, say,
http://mysite/mypage.asp?fruit=apple...ges&sweet=cake, then how do I
get the value of "fruit", "veg" and "sweet" params using clientside
javascript?

if(location.search){
vals=
unescape((location.search.substring(1).replace(/\+/g," "))).split("&");
for(i=0;i<vals.length;i++){
vals[i]=vals[i].split("=");
window[vals[i][0]]=vals[i][1];
}

In your case, the script creates three global variables:
fruit="apples"
veg="cabbages"
sweet="cake"

Mick