split() not working in Jquery when window.open() used

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Hi all,

Im trying to open a new window using window.open() in jquery, window was opened but when im trying to get the selected value. im unable to get.

Sample Code:

objwinopen = dialog('../HRManagement/EmployeeDetails_Search.aspx?Cat=RM&F9=1&Mode=' + ObjMode + '', null, 'status:no;dialogWidth:745px;dialogHeight:624px;dialogHide:true;help:no;scroll:no');
                   if (objwinopen != null) {
                       objMandal.val(objwinopen.split("/")[0]);

Posted 5-Oct-14 20:37pm

Baroor

Updated 6-Oct-14 23:06pm

sankarsan parida

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 6-Oct-14 5:31am

What dialog method returns? Is it a string?

Baroor 6-Oct-14 5:41am

Yes it returns string like: abc/123/xyz

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 6-Oct-14 6:47am

Returns in run time - or that what you expect it to return?

[no name] 6-Oct-14 6:16am

Try debugging and find what exactly the string looks like. Check if you are getting any error.

ashok rathod 7-Oct-14 2:14am

What is the datatype of your objWinopen ? and have you make sure that dialog function is returning value as abc/123/xyz and not an encoded string?

ashok rathod 7-Oct-14 2:15am

Use below link for exact idea? I think you need to specify your split character like this objwinopen.split("//");

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