[form method="post" action="test.html?add-comment"]

after
_this.form.url().param(‘thread_id’, ‘1′);

look like
[form method="post" action="test.htmll?add-comment=undefined&thread_id=1"]

One little thing
When setting search string param to element with existing empty param value it changes it to undefined
Example

after
_this.form.url().param(‘thread_id’, ‘1′);

look like

I think that my patch was damaged by comments engine

function hexValue( charCode )
{
if (charCode >= 48 && charCode = 65 && charCode = 97 && charCode < 103)
return 10 + charCode – 97;
else
return NaN;
}

function decode( string )
{
string = string.replace(/\+/, ' ');
return string.replace(/\%([0-9a-fA-F][0-9a-fA-F])/, function(str, p, offset, s)
{
var code = hexValue(p.charCodeAt(0))*16 + hexValue(p.charCodeAt(1));
return String.fromCharCode(code);
});
}

// split up a query sting
function splitQuery( string )
{
var ret = {},
seg = string.replace(/^\?/,'').split('&'),
len = seg.length, i = 0, s;
for (;i<len;i++)
{
if (!seg[i]) { continue; }
s = seg[i].split('=');
ret[decode(s[0])] = decode(s[1]);
}
return ret;
}

?param%3Aname=my%20value+space

should be decoded to name: ‘param:name’ and value: ‘my value space’

but it’s left as it was: ‘param%3Aname’ and ‘my%20value+space’

Best Regards
Daniel

Nice plugin. But how to iterate through params – is it possible?

Regards
Daniel

What I’m trying to do is find every instance of a text link with ‘helpfiles.php’ in it using a regex:
href=”http://www.site.com/helpfiles.php?sp_=909″>wibble

and replace it with this:
href=”#” onclick=”innerLayout.toggle(‘inner-south’)”>wibble

I’ve created the regex, but have come unstuck on the replace.
I can do a replace easily if it is just text, but as soon as it’s a link it doesn’t work.

Maybe this plugin will do it.

Simon
(my js is very ordinary and I must admit the quick pointers above left me lost.)

TypeError: Result of expression ‘$.url’ [undefined] is not a function.

It’s probaby something I’m doing wrong, but when I instead do some string manipulation on the url I was passing to $.url everything is peachy.

I’ll keep trying to track down what’s happening in the app, but I’m wondering, could this be some type of namespace error?

Here is a really rough implementation:

function removeParam(key) {
re = new RegExp(“(“+key+”=.*?)(?:&|$)”);
newUrl = url.toString().replace(re, ”).replace(/[\?&]$/, ”);
document.location = newUrl;
}