I’m trying to find the last dot in a string (the string may have multiple dots).
Then, store everything that is before and after the last dot in separate variables.
So, text-1.text-2.text-3.text-4
would split into 2 parts like so: text-1.text-2.text-3
stored in a variable and text-4
stored in a another variable.
Based on other answers, I can only get the text after the last dot like so.
var var1 = "text1.text2.text3";
var result = var1.split('.').pop();
console.log(result);