488268 JavaScript . Find page elements and rewite to new JS

QUICK BRIEF We have a range of variables that are automatically written to a webpage inside a JavaScript when the page is loaded. The variables could be any of the following; <script type="text/javascript"> [login to view URL] = “some_value1” [login to view URL] = “some_value2” [login to view URL] = “some_value3” [login to view URL] = “some_value4” [login to view URL] = “some_value5” [login to view URL] = “some_value6” [login to view URL] = “some_value7” [login to view URL] = “some_value8” [login to view URL] = “some_value9” [login to view URL] = “some_value10” [login to view URL] = “some_value11” [login to view URL] = “some_value12” [login to view URL] = “some_value13” [login to view URL] = “some_value14” [login to view URL] = “some_value15” [login to view URL] 14 = “some_value16” [login to view URL] = “some_value17” [login to view URL] = “some_value_string” </script> The JS needs to look for the variables, find the values and write them to a new JavaScript on the same page . <script type="text/javascript"> [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value"); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL] value ") [login to view URL](1, " [login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL](2, " [login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL](3, " [login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL](4, " [login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL](5, " [login to view URL] value "); [login to view URL]("[login to view URL]"); [login to view URL]("value1;4;7;10 in string [login to view URL] "); [login to view URL]("value2;5;8;11 in string [login to view URL] "); [login to view URL]("value3;6;9;12 in string [login to view URL] "); </script> EXAMPLE elements and values loaded as the page loads <script type="text/javascript"> [login to view URL] = “Checkout” [login to view URL] = “Online” [login to view URL] = “On Offer” [login to view URL] = “12” [login to view URL] = “;35242;1;1.05,47874;1;4.99,46363;2;6.25” </script> Values then need to be found and added to a JavaScript shown below on the same page as the original values <script type="text/javascript"> [login to view URL]("Checkout "); [login to view URL]("35242"); [login to view URL]("12"); [login to view URL](""); [login to view URL](""); [login to view URL](""); [login to view URL](""); [login to view URL]("") [login to view URL](1, ""); [login to view URL](2, "Online"); [login to view URL](3, "On Offer "); [login to view URL](4, ""); [login to view URL](5, ""); [login to view URL](""); [login to view URL]("35242;47874;46363"); [login to view URL]("1;1;2"); [login to view URL]("1.05;4.99;6.25"); </script>