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Parsing Name=Value Pairs in a URL
I want to quickly parse a URL to retrieve it's set of URL variables. What is
the easiest way to fo this? I do not want to parse it using the URL scope. I
want to search the string and find the vars using based upon the & and =
characters. I thought there might be a UDF for this at CFLib.org but didn't
find one. Thanks for the help...
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kyle969 #2 Re: Parsing Name=Value Pairs in a URL
Using <cfloop collection="#url#" ...> would be the easiest, but you could also:
<cfloop list="#CGI.QUERY_STRING#" delimiters="&" index="item">
#ListGetAt(item,1,"=")# is set to #ListGetAt(item,2,"=")# <br/>
</cfloop>
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Motorsports Webmaster #3 Re: Parsing Name=Value Pairs in a URL
That'll do it. Thanks for the help...! :D
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