jQuery.QueryString

Adds a simple querystring helper to the jQuery object, with a similar interface to the ASP.NET one.

Usage:

Lets assume the URL is: http://example.com/?title=myTitle&page=myPage#mySection

To get the different components you will write code like:

var title = $.QueryString("title");
var page = $.QueryString("page");
var hash = $.QueryString("#");

This will result in the following values:

title == "myTitle"
page == "myPage"
hash == "mySection"