At times we are required to fetch some parameters from query string. There are various ways to play with it. Recently I came across a short and simple object to fetch parameters from query string.
JSRequest is a javascript object that lives on the SharePoint page through which you can easily find the query string parameter, filename and path name.
Usage
e.g. URL is /Pages/default.aspx?fName=Geetanjali&lName=Arora
JSRequest.EnsureSetup(); //mandatory
var fName = JSRequest.QueryString["fName"]; // returns Geetanjali
var lName = JSRequest.QueryString["lName"]; // returns Arora
var fileName = JSRequest.FileName; // returns default.aspx
var pathName = JSRequest.PathName; // returns /Pages/default.aspx
Quite simple as you can see from the above snippet. Hope it helps.
JSRequest is a javascript object that lives on the SharePoint page through which you can easily find the query string parameter, filename and path name.
Usage
e.g. URL is /Pages/default.aspx?fName=Geetanjali&lName=Arora
JSRequest.EnsureSetup(); //mandatory
var fName = JSRequest.QueryString["fName"]; // returns Geetanjali
var lName = JSRequest.QueryString["lName"]; // returns Arora
var fileName = JSRequest.FileName; // returns default.aspx
var pathName = JSRequest.PathName; // returns /Pages/default.aspx
Quite simple as you can see from the above snippet. Hope it helps.
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