I need to report search terms that are part of the URL string. The URL "http://about.jstor.org/search/node/jstor" contains the search term, "jstor", at the end of the URL.
When test "window.location.href.substring(35);" in the developer console, it returns the search term value. When I add s.eVar61 to the string "s.eVar61 = window.location.href.substring(35);" and test it in the console, I get and Uncaught Reference Error. How do I fix it so that I can I parse out and report the search term in the URL string?
Thank you,
Bill
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if the protocol is absent or different, or if the URL is any longer or shorter, that's going to give you some issues there.
You could try instead using the following:
s.eVar61=window.location.href.split('/search/node/')[1];
if the protocol is absent or different, or if the URL is any longer or shorter, that's going to give you some issues there.
You could try instead using the following:
s.eVar61=window.location.href.split('/search/node/')[1];
I will give it a try.
Thank you
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