Get value of a string after last slash in JavaScript

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I am already trying for over an hour and cant figure out the right way to do it  although it is probably pretty easy   I have something like this   foo bar test html  I would like to use jQuery to extract everything after the last    In the example above the output would be test html   I guess it can be done using substr and indexOf    but I cant find a working solution

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As required in Question               var string1   foo bar test html     if string1 contains                 var string parts   string1 split           var result   string parts string parts length - 1       console log result           and for question asked on url  asked for one occurence of          http   stackoverflow com questions 24156535 how-to-split-a-string-after-a-particular-character-in-jquery  1     var string1   Hello how are  you     if string1 contains                 var string parts   string1 split           var result   string parts string parts length - 1       console log result

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light weigh  string substring start end    where  start   Required  The position where to start the extraction  First character is at index 0    end   Optional  The position  up to  but not including  where to end the extraction  If omitted  it extracts the rest of the string       var string    var1 var2 var3        start     string lastIndexOf          console log start   o p - 9     end       string length               console log end     o p - 14      var string before last slash   string substring 0  start       console log string before last slash    o p - var1 var2      var string after last slash   string substring start 1  end       console log string after last slash    o p - var3   OR      var string after last slash   string substring start 1       console log string after last slash    o p - var3

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String path   AnyDirectory subFolder last htm   int pos   path lastIndexOf        1   path substring pos  path length  -pos      Now you have the last htm in the path string

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Try    var str    foo bar test html   var tmp   str split       alert tmp pop

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Jquery   var afterDot   value substr value lastIndexOf        1     Javascript   var myString    asd f df xc asd test jpg  var parts      myString split       var answer     parts parts length - 1   console log answer     Replace            to your own need

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var str    foo bar test html   var lastSlash   str lastIndexOf       alert str substring lastSlash 1

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Try this    x000D   x000D  const url    files images gallery image jpg   x000D   x000D  console log url split      pop     x000D   x000D   x000D

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You don t need jQuery  and there are a bunch of ways to do it  for example   var parts   myString split       var answer   parts parts length - 1     Where myString contains your string

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At least three ways   A regular expression   var result            exec  foo bar test html   0        which says  grab the series of characters not containing a slash          at the end of the string      Then it grabs the matched characters from the returned match object by indexing into it   0    in a match object  the first entry is the whole matched string  No need for capture groups   Live example  Using lastIndexOf and substring   var str    foo bar test html   var n   str lastIndexOf       var result   str substring n   1     lastIndexOf does what it sounds like it does  It finds the index of the last occurrence of a character  well  string  in a string  returning -1 if not found  Nine times out of ten you probably want to check that return value  if  n     -1    but in the above since we re adding 1 to it and calling substring  we d end up doing str substring 0  which just returns the string   Using Array split  Sudhir and Tom Walters have this covered here and here  but just for completeness   var parts    foo bar test html  split       var result   parts parts length - 1      Or parts pop      split splits up a string using the given delimiter  returning an array   The lastIndexOf   substring solution is probably the most efficient  although one always has to be careful saying anything about JavaScript and performance  since the engines vary so radically from each other   but unless you re doing this thousands of times in a loop  it doesn t matter and I d strive for clarity of code

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When I know the string is going to be reasonably short then I use the following one liner     remember to escape backslashes      if str is C  windows file system path picture name jpg alert  str split       pop        alert pops up with picture name jpg

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