#query string

[r2x2]

How I feel when I delete everything after the question mark in a URL.

[tinkercod3-blog]

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[georgioupanayiotis]

Make Query URL using swift 3

Some times we need to extract some data or get the specific key data from URL. In order to achieve that we need to break the whole url string in “&” and we have to store data as  array in a variable. After that we have to make search so doing this , is taking more time and more complexity. The post will show a simple and easy way to Make Query URL using swift 3. (more…)

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[andreacoleacc]

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a/A - w4d2

Today I learn a good lesson that I should have took notes while watching the rails videos that were part of the readings...  the content in the videos was similar to what we did in our prep work and I thought I would remember, but of course I did not...  In lecture today we had a long discussion of “params”.  There are three sources where params can get key and value pairs from.  These are the post body, path, and query string.  I don’t think I still fully understand this deeply, but I have a general understanding of it.

Apparently yesterday we build an API.  API’s sound like they are very complicated/technical.  However, it seems like they are just some way to output data that can be used elsewhere.  Yesterday we build a Contacts API that had contact info and usernames that could be access outside of our application in json.  That was my take away from lecture this morning.  I’m sure there is more to an API description.  I think once I learn how to use other APIs, I’ll gain a better understanding of it all.  

Today’s assignment was a play on 99 Dresses. App Academy is obsessed with cats so we built 99 cats.  We were required to build cats, and rental requests. Tomorrow we will be continuing on top of this project to integrate authenticity into it.  I feel like I’m really enjoying Rails so far.  I do hate how ugly our applications look with just html.  Hopefully tomorrow I’ll have some time to apply some CSS later in the day. Day 17 is done!

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Query String in Javascript

Query String in Javascript

How can we collect a query string value in javascript. my script is like follows http://192.168.10.5/study/gs.js?id=200 here i want to collect the id value in my gs.js script file. For this i am using

function getQuerystring(key, default_) { if (default_==null) default_=""; key = key.replace(/[\[]/,"\\\[").replace(/[\]]/,"\\\]"); var regex = new RegExp("[\\?&]"+key+"=([^&#]*)"); var qs =…

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Combine Query String Parameters with JSON Entity in Spray 1.2.0 Routing

Combine Query String Parameters with JSON Entity in Spray 1.2.0 Routing

Using Spray Routing, I would like have a single directive that merges the query string parameters with a JSON entity, with both being optional. I would want to have this happen before any marshalling happens.

Something like this:

val myRoute = mergedParametersAndEntity(as[DomainSpecificClass]) { myobj => // ... code code code ... complete(OK, myobj.someMethod) }

Basically what I was…

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