I am using jQuery
I have got below in my string
str = "Michael,Singh,34开发者_如何转开发534DFSD3453DS"
Now I want my result in three variables.
str1 = "Michael"
str2 = "Singh"
str3 = "34534DFSD3453DS"
Please suggest!
Thanks
var strs = str.split(',')
is your best bit. This will create an array for you so
strs[0] = "Michael"
strs[1] = "Singh"
strs[2] = "34534DFSD3453DS"
However, it is possible to get exactly what you want by adding new items to the window
object. For this I use the $.each method of jQuery. It's not necessary (you can just use a for) but I just think it's pretty :). I don't recommend it, but it does show how you can create new variables 'on the fly'.
var str = "Michael,Singh,34534DFSD3453DS";
$.each(str.split(','), function(i,item){
window['str' + (i+1)] = item;
});
console.log(str1); //Michael
console.log(str2); //Singh
console.log(str3); //34534DFSD3453DS
Example: http://jsfiddle.net/jonathon/bsnak/
No jQuery needed, just javascript:
str.split(',')
Or, to get your 3 variables:
var arr = str.split(','),
str1 = arr[0],
str2 = arr[1],
str3 = arr[2];
You don't need jQuery. Javascript does that built-in via the split function.
var strarr = str.split(',');
var str1 = strarr[0];
var str2 = strarr[1];
var str3 = strarr[2];
Just use split()
and store each word inside an array
var str = "Michael,Singh,34534DFSD3453DS"
var myArray = str.split(",");
// you can then manually output them using their index
alert(myarray[0]);
alert(myarray[1]);
alert(myarray[2]);
//or you can loop through them
for(var i=0; i<myArray.length; i++) {
alert(myArray[i]);
}
It's not only that JQuery is not needed but that JQuery is not meant to do such tasks. JQuery is for HTML manipulation, animation, event handling and Ajax.
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