Is there a javascript equivalent to PHPs strtok()? In PHP, I'd use
$sub = strtok($string, ':');
(Thanks to Phil's answer for that)
However, I need to do the same in javascript.
I have a select list that contains values like this:
<select id="myFonts">
<option value='Leckerli One'>Leckerli One</option>
<option value='Lekton:regular,italic,bold'>Lekton (plus italic and bold)</option>
<option value='OFL Sorts Mill Goudy TT:regular,italic'>OFL Sorts Mill Goudy TT (plus italic)</option>
</select>
And in the jQuery change event, I need to extract the "value" field. However, if the value field contains a colon, I need to pull the string contents before the colon and return nothing after it.
For instance, in my example above, I need the values returned:
Leckerli One
Lekton
OFL Sorts Mill Goudy TT
Here's my jQuery currently (does not work properly when value contains the colon and additional properties):
$('#myFonts').change
(
function()
{
var myFont = $('#myFonts :selected').val();
$('#fontPreviewSrc').attr('href','http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family='+myFont);
$('.fontPreview').attr('style','font-family:'+myFont+';font-style:normal;font-size:2em;padding-top:10px;white-space:nowrap');
}
);
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