I am trying to split string in JavaScript, but I am not successful.
JavaScript code:
var string = TestApplication20 Application200;
var parts = str.match(/(\d+)(\D.+)/).slice(1);
var id = parts[0];
I need to retrieve 200 from the string, but I am getting 20 as the result.
Please help me where I am doing wrong.
var str= TestApplication20 Application200;
var str1=str.split(" ")[1];
var patt=/[0-9]+/g;
var pat_arra=new Array();
while (true) {
var result=patt.exec(str); //// or use var result=patt.exec(str1);
if (result == null) break;
pat_arra.push(result);
}
id=pat_arra[1] //// id=pat_arra[0]
pat_arra[1] will have value 200 //// pat_arra[0] will have value 200
var result=patt.exec(str.split(" ")[1]) and then pat_arra[0] will always have the last digit after the word Application.. edit the post as well...
split(" ") method, you will always work the logic on the Application200 part....If you are always looking for a three-digit number, you could do this
var str = "TestApplication20 Application200";
var parts = str.match(/\d{3}/);
alert(parts);
Working Example: http://jsfiddle.net/jasongennaro/PrFJv/
var str = "TestApplication201 Application203";
TestApplication20 Application200 and TestApplication Application 201 have one three-digit number only.
id = parts[1];?