Using javascript string to separate email address

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I need this script to separate email address into two separate alert outputs at the @ symbol. I can get it to output the first half but don't know how to get the second half to work right. Here is what I have so far:

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<html>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
function convertEmail(inEmail)
{
 var atPosition;
 var stringLength;
 var username;
var domain;
  username = inEmail.indexOf("@");
  stringLength  = inEmail.length;
  domain = inEmail.substr(0,atPosition);
 username = inEmail.substr(atPosition+1, stringLength);
 domain = inEmail.substr(atPosition+1, stringLength);
return username ;
return domain;
}
emailIn  = prompt("Enter username@domain", "Doe@Jane");
alert (convert (inEmail))
alert (convert (inEmail))
</script>
</body>
</html>

Posted 11-Oct-10 12:23pm

Doris Christian

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aidin Tajadod · Answer 1 · 2010-10-11T12:43:00

Solution 1

hi,

use split function.

C#

var sEmails=inEmail.split("@");
var  use=sEmails[0];
var domain=sEmails[1];

Hope this can help you.

Posted 11-Oct-10 12:43pm

aidin Tajadod