I need a JavaScript version of @left and @right.This example generates “abc” from a string of “abcdefg”:
the slice() function in JS does only take numeric values to calculate. Instead I want to search the string with two text values like this to get the letters between abc and fgh:
This example does not work of course, but you can see what I am looking for.
Does anybody know what method I can use ?
Subject: extract a string with JavaScript
The easy way is to use split
origstring=“abcdef”
newarray=origstring.split(“de”)
newstring=newarreay[0]
Chris Boote
Subject: extract a string with JavaScript
Here are some thoughts…
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MyString.indexOf(searchString) returns the position of SearchString in MyString
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MyString.length returns the length of MyString
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MyString.slice(P1,P2) returns a piece of MyString
If your funtion is for exampe …
getPart(SourceString, SearchString1, SearchString1)
Your get
P1 = SourceString.indexof(SearchString1)+SearcHString.length
and P2=SourceString.indexof(SearchString2)
and
SourceString.slice(P1,P2) should return what you want.
hope it helps
UnTo