Anyone know if there's a JavaScript equivalent of the VB Split command?
Or, can anyone think of another way of this:
I've a string in a textbox, for example:
243=Paid,75=Dispute,230=Paid,204=Cancel,226=ADE,181=J32,
What I want to do is do a search and replace so that I could say 243 is now Cancel and not paid.
My original thinking was to Split the string at the comma, and then replace everything after the '=' with the new value, then rebuild the string, but I can't see anyway of doing this in JavaScript.
Is there an equivalent command or a better method?
Or, can anyone think of another way of this:
I've a string in a textbox, for example:
243=Paid,75=Dispute,230=Paid,204=Cancel,226=ADE,181=J32,
What I want to do is do a search and replace so that I could say 243 is now Cancel and not paid.
My original thinking was to Split the string at the comma, and then replace everything after the '=' with the new value, then rebuild the string, but I can't see anyway of doing this in JavaScript.
Is there an equivalent command or a better method?
