How to assign the following into a ?name=john&lname=doe into a variable?

[superaff1984]

Hi, I am trying to get assign the URL string into a variable because I am doing a location direct.

The url looks like this https://www.example.com/?name=john&lname=doe

BUT I want to assign everything after the / into a variable to pass it into the redirect, how can I do this?

 

[Techpreneur]

I can help you. But I don't understand what you want to achieve. Can you explain with an example?

 

[superaff1984]

I need to get this from the URL ?name=john&lname=doe and assign it into a variable.

 

[Techpreneur]

@superaff1984, here's the code you asked for. If it's not what you wanted, let me know.

const urlParams = new URLSearchParams(window.location.search);
var redirectUrl = window.location.href;
var redirectUrlWithParams = redirectUrl + "?" + urlParams;
window.location = redirectUrlWithParams;

 

[superaff1984]

Thanks, but I found an easier way of doing by using $querystring = '?' . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']; then adding the $querystring into the PHP redirect.

 

[Techpreneur]

Thanks, but I found an easier way of doing by using $querystring = '?' . $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']; then adding the $querystring into the PHP redirect.

You didn't mention the programming language you wish to use. So, I gave you the JS code.

 

[superaff1984]

Very good where are you from?

Are you a developer for a living?

 

[Techpreneur]

Very good where are you from?

Are you a developer for a living?

I'm from India. I'm an entrepreneur who became a software developer to build my own applications for my business.

 

[ifreqteq]

BUT I want to assign everything after the / into a variable to pass it into the redirect, how can I do this?

Regex may be the best choice.

Split "/" [] may be a stupid solution ahahah