// Retrieve the full path of the URL resource
Resource = URLExtractPath(...
"http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/images/image.gif", ...
urlResourcePath + urlResourceName + urlResourceExtension)
// Resource = "/images/image.gif"
Syntax
<Result> = URLExtractPath(<URL> , <Section to extract>)
<Result>: Character string
- Requested URL section.
- Empty string ("") if an error occurred. To get the details of the error, use ErrorInfo with the errMessage constant.
<URL>: Character string (with quotes)
Full or relative URL to use.
<Section to extract>: Integer constant
URL section to extract:
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urlResourcePath | Path of the URL resource. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "/pages/". |
urlDomain | Domain of the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "www.site.com". |
urlResourceExtension | Extension of the resource in the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to ".htm". |
urlFragment | Fragment of the URL (anchor in a document). Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "part1". |
urlPassword | User password in the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "userpwd1". |
urlResourceName | Name of the URL resource. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "page1". |
urlPort | Port of the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "80". |
urlProtocol | Protocol of the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "http". |
urlRequest | Request of the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "id=5". |
urlUser | User name in the URL. Example: in the following URL "http://user1:userpwd1@www.site.com:80/pages/page1.htm?id=5#part1", corresponds to "user1". |
Business / UI classification : Business Logic