JAVASCRIPT

JAVASCRIPT split() METHOD

The split() method splits a string by a separator that you specify. The separator can be a character, a regular expression or a substring. The sepator can also be no space (""), single space(" "), double-space(" "), etc.

The general format is:

string.split(separator, howmanytimestosplit);

The separator argument is required. The howmanytimestosplit is optional and indicates how many times the string should be split. If this argument is left out, the default will split the string right through the end.

Example: No howmanytimestosplit Specified

<script type="text/javascript">

var string="The*brown*box*is*brown";

document.write(string.split("*"));

</script>

The above will output:



Example: howmanytimestosplit Specified

<script type="text/javascript">

var string="The*brown*box*is*brown";

document.write(string.split("*", 2));

</script>

The above will output:





See Also:

anchor()	big()
blink()	bold()
charAt()	charCodeAt()
concat()	fixed()
fontcolor()	fontsize()
fromCharCode()	indexOf ()
italics ()	lastIndexOf()
link()	match()
replace ()	search()
slice()	small()
split()	strike()
sub()	substr()
substring()	sup()
toLowerCase()	toUpperCase()
toSource()	valueOf ()

How To Make A Simple Image Rollover Button With Javascript How To Display Dynamic Text On Image Onmouseover How To Change/Toggle Images Onclick How To Disable/Enable Submit Button When Checkbox Is Checked/Unchecked How To Disable/Enable A Text Box Input When Radio Button Is Selected/Deselected How To Create A Random Banner Generator How To Select All/Highlight All Text in Text Boxes Or Textareas How To Check One Check All Checkboxes How To Check Outside Checkboxes