I want to get number that is stored in a tag like
var x="<a>1234</a>"; using JavaScript. How can I parse this tag to extract the numbers?
3 Answers
Parse the HTML and get value from the tag.
There are 2 methods :
- Using DOMParser :
var x="<a>1234</a>";
var parser = new DOMParser();
var doc = parser.parseFromString(x, "text/html");
console.log(doc.querySelector('a').innerHTML)
- Creating a dummy element
var x = "<a>1234</a>";
// create a dummy element and set content
var div = document.createElement('div');
div.innerHTML = x;
console.log(div.querySelector('a').innerHTML)
Or using regex(not prefered but in simple html you can use) :
var x = "<a>1234</a>";
console.log(x.match(/<a>(.*)<\/a>/)[1])
console.log(x.match(/\d+/)[0])
Comments
var x="<a>1234</a>".replace(/\D/g, "");
alert(x);
should work
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Abdullo Umarov
Thanks for response!
var x = "<a>1234</a>";
var tagValue = x.match(/<a>(.*?)<\/a>/i)[1];
console.log(tagValue);
it is by Regular Expression, assume x hold the value of the parsed html string:
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Aniket G
Please add an explanation
Waqar Naeem
it is by Regular Expression, assume x hold the value of the parsed html string:
Aniket G
Add that into the answer
x.match(/\d+/)can help...