hi!!
im doing an extension in firefox and i need help:
the function "content.document.location.length" is taking the location of a page (like: http://www.webdeveloper.com/, http://groups.google.com/, etc), but i want that the var "len" will be like: webdeveloper.com/, google.com/ etc. understand? great! plz help me!!!!
negative. ive never seen that type of DOM, and cant for the life of me figure out why "length" equates to a URL?
sounds proprietary to extension making..?
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1. If you reply to my post, and your reply would then appear directly beneath my post, DON'T QUOTE MY ENTIRE POST!!! IT'S REDUNTANT!!! IT'S ASININE!!!! IT'S REDUNDANTLY ASININE!!!!! DON'T DO IT!!!!
2. jQuery extends the functionality of JavaScript. If you don't know JavaScript, give up on that jQuery script and learn JavaScript. You'll save yourself a lot of frustration, I promise.
3. Use the [code][/code] tags. Otherwise, you may be left wondering why no one responded to your eyesore of a thread.
hi!!
im doing an extension in firefox and i need help:
the function "content.document.location.length" is taking the location of a page (like: http://www.webdeveloper.com/, http://groups.google.com/, etc), but i want that the var "len" will be like: webdeveloper.com/, google.com/ etc. understand? great! plz help me!!!!
I have no idea what you're talking about...but I think you may be looking for split()...or something along those lines....
help with getting url
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