Hi,
I believe that all objects (including String) have a native property
"length"...
For instance:
var myString = "12345678";
var myLen = myString.length;
myLen would be... 8
The length of a querystring (the one total length of an URL) I believe has
some limitation, not sure, but think around 4096 bytes...
Another thing to remember: today many operating systems uses unicode,
which actually uses 2 bytes per char - in "old days" one byte was equal
to one char! :-)
Cheers
Sten Hougaard
EDB Gruppen, Denmark
Keith
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14-10-2002
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Does anyone know how to show the length of a string in bytes?
I have a string but I cant pass it through my browser, My suspision is that
it is too large to post, Anybody know how to display that value with
JavaScript? (Of course I can cut and paste it into notepad and see the size
of the file to get a rough idea, but that isnt fun ;))
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