Removing Querystring From Current Page Url In Javascript

I want to remove querystring from my current page url in javascript on button Click can u pls help me with the above code.

Solution 1:

try

var query = window.location.href.match(/^(.*)\?/);
if (query){
    history.pushState(null, "", query[1]);
}

Solution 2:

You cant simple remove query string without redirection or reloading the page . So u will be changing the location or redirecting by using windows.location . getPathFromUrl() function remove the query-string from given URL.

Here is example how can u do it :

functiongetPathFromUrl(url) {
  return url.split("?")[0];
}

var testurl='http://localhost:2314/RewardPointsSystem/Admin/PointCalculations.aspx?date=20-Sep-2012%22'window.location=getPathFromUrl(testurl); // loads http://localhost:2314/RewardPointsSystem/Admin/PointCalculations.aspx

Solution 3:

Here, try this:

window.location = String(window.location).match(/(.*?)\?/)[1];

Or using the example URL in the comments

window.location = "http://localhost:2314/RewardPointsSystem/Admin/PointCalculations.aspx?date=20-Sep-2012%22".match(/(.*?)\?/)[1];

Solution 4:

You can just trim the whole string succeeding the "?" sign