Extract elements from string in javascript

Hi all... I need someone to write a regular expression or some code to extract elements from this string:

.at_1272 { width:325px; height:100px; background-color: none; padding: 3px; }


I want to extract the values of width and height.

So width=325px and height=100px

I need them in two javascript variables.

If someone can write that I'd appreciate!

 

Don't you a thread about something similar? Why don't you just continue in that thread?

 

No its something completely different...

 

why dont you just use...

var width = document.getElementsByClassName.style.width;
var height = document.getElementsByClassName.style.height;

??

 

ahhh yes... silly me. Cheers. Ill try it with what I am doing.

 

can you please tell me if that worked out for you? i am curious myself

 

Well Ive had no luck.... how can I use:

var width = document.getElementsByClassName.style.width;
var height = document.getElementsByClassName.style.height;

To get those values?

Ive tried:

document.getElementsByClassName['at_1272'].style.width;

But it doesnt work.

 

can you please link to your page?

 

Well no I cant I am in a dev environment locally.

When I use that notation I get: document.getElementsByClassName has no properties

 

Surely someone has had to do this in the past?

 

Here look at this:

http://www.modyourcar.com.au/style_test.html

It should pop up an alert with the value of width, but it errors.

 

document.getElementsByClassName Isn't implemented yet except for in a few browsers.

Use something like: document.getElementById('id').style.width;

 

parseInt(document.getElementById('id').style.width);
might work