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Asked: June 12, 20262026-06-12T18:23:20+00:00 2026-06-12T18:23:20+00:00

I have a string like this: var allString = |AQW12|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW11|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW09|2|34|33|12|<br>; Basically this is some

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I have a string like this:

var allString = "|AQW12|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW11|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW09|2|34|33|12|<br>";

Basically this is some sort of table where column names would be delimetered by | and <br> delimits the rows.

My question is how you would go to sort the allString by column 2 (i.e. AQW12, AQW11, etc),.

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    2026-06-12T18:23:21+00:00Added an answer on June 12, 2026 at 6:23 pm

    quick solution, excuse the bad variable names:

    var allString = "|AQW12|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW11|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW09|2|34|33|12|<br>";
    
    var l1 = allString.split("<br>");
    var l2 = l1.map( function(elem) { return elem.split("|"); } )
    var l3 = l2.sort( function(a,b) { return a[1].localeCompare(b[1]); } )
    var l4 = l3.map( function(elem) { return elem.join("|"); } );
    var output = l4.join("<br>");
    console.log(allString);
    console.log(output);
    

    output:

    |AQW12|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW11|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW09|2|34|33|12|<br>
    |AQW09|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW11|2|34|33|12|<br>|AQW12|2|34|33|12|<br>
    

    the variable l3 contains the data in array form:

    [ [ 'AQW09', '2', '34', '33', '12' ],
      [ 'AQW11', '2', '34', '33', '12' ],
      [ 'AQW12', '2', '34', '33', '12' ] ]
    

    for comments on localCompare, refer to https://stackoverflow.com/a/2167619/1689451

    of course, you could also use method chaining, if you like to show off 🙂

    var output = allString.split("<br>")
      .map( function(elem) { return elem.split("|"); } )
      .sort( function(a,b) { return a[1].localeCompare(b[1]); } )
      .map( function(elem) { return elem.join("|"); } )
      .join("<br>");
    
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