document.write(window.location.href)

[chasdrury]

Hi

I have got the above (subject line) of script working and now on my page i get a full listing - ie

http://www.11111.com

on my page of text. Is there a way of telling the javascript to knock off the

http://www.

bit so I just get the words 111111.com?

Help much appreciated

Chaz

 

[WildWill]

try

document.write(window.location.hostname)

This would write

http://www.11111.com

but I do not know of a way of returning the url without the

http://www Billy

H

bhogar@acxiom.co.uk

 

[WildWill]

try

document.write(window.location.hostname)

This would write

  [URL unfurl="true"]www.11111.com[/URL]

but I do not know of a way of returning the url without the

http://www Billy

H

bhogar@acxiom.co.uk

 

[baad]

may be
var str=window.location.hostname
var total=str.length-4
var result=str.substr(4,total)
document.write(result) ??
regards, vic

 

[801119]

vituz, your solution does not work on all sites. if for example the entire url is:

http://user.server.com

then it will remove part of the user, instead try a code that checks if

http://www exists

or not, if it doesn't then do a for(...) loop to find the first / and then using substring to capture the rest of the url.

can post a small code later if needed My codes look like something a kid wrote
I have absolutely no idea what I am talking about
Somehow I still manage to make it work

 

[baad]

ok, sorry, didnt thought about it X-)
regards, vic

 

[thatswimmer]

hostname = window.location.hostname;
results = temp.match(/w{3}?\.(.*)/);

/*results[0] contains the whole match, results[1] contains the first parenthesized expression(regexps rock!)*/

document.write(results[1]);

 

[theEclipse]

but they look confusing, dont they? ;-)

hostname=window.location.hostname;
[URL unfurl="true"]www=hostname.indexOf('www.');[/URL]
if ([URL unfurl="true"]www!=-1)[/URL] hostname=hostname.substring([URL unfurl="true"]www+4,hostname.length);[/URL]

document.write(hostname);

that should work, although I agree that reg exp's are more compact, this is more readable theEclipse
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