window.location = "?page=account&this=that&foo=bar";
There's a property on the location object called search. When updating a partial url this should be used.
window.location.search = "?page=account&this=that&foo=bar";
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Javascript : Updating the search parameters with window.location
I ran into an issue with Firefox not navigating to a new address I set via windows.location. Here's an example of a url I was trying to set.
There's a property on the location object called search. When updating a partial url this should be used.
There's a property on the location object called search. When updating a partial url this should be used.
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Does not seem to work on Firefox or Edge. I make the change, I see no difference in the URL. I press the refresh (F5) and all is same as before
ReplyDeleteI opened the debug panel in FF and typed in 'window.location.search = "?foo=bar'. It refreshed the page and added the search parameters to the URL.
DeleteTry it this way.
ReplyDeleteconst params = new URLSearchParams(location.search);
params.set('x_variable', "value");
window.history.replaceState({}, '', `${location.pathname}?${params}`);