Update 'all on one page' snippets

[ljcl]

The querystrings.js on the github page differs slightly from the source on github, and returns an error when run whereas the source does not.

Might be worth an update!

[bgrins]

The code, or the screenshot? I think the code is in sync unless if I'm missing something

[hvsw]

The searchvalue argument in replace function. "//g" and "/+/g"

return { "Key": qs.split("=")[0], "Value": qs.split("=")[1], "Pretty Value": decodeURIComponent(qs.split("=")[1]).replace(//g," ") }

return { "Key": qs.split("=")[0], "Value": qs.split("=")[1], "Pretty Value": decodeURIComponent(qs.split("=")[1]).replace(/+/g," ") }

[bgrins]

Ah I see that now, thanks. Maybe is a bug with the rakefile at: https://github.com/bgrins/devtools-snippets/blob/master/Rakefile, because gh-pages is up to date after running rake build

[bgrins]

Hm, well running pygmentize -f html snippets/querystringvalues/querystringvalues.js seems to produce the correct output so it's not that

[bgrins]

And it appears OK in the snippets.json file: https://bgrins.github.io/devtools-snippets/snippets.json

[bgrins]

Well, I'm not sure why but the /+/g is still there in the markup variable before the call to with_markup = template.gsub(regex, markup) in the rakefile: https://github.com/bgrins/devtools-snippets/blob/d40168097306bea3546d66fd8fc68ac8e201f63f/Rakefile#L40. After this line, with_markup seems to be //g as far as I can tell.