JavaScript » Link » pathname
- Syntax:
- object.pathname
The pathname property is a string portion of a URL specifying how a particular resource can be accessed.
Pathname is a property of both the Link
and the Location objects and is a
string portion of a URL specifying how a particular resource can be
accessed.
NOTE:
Although the pathname property can be set at any time, it is
safer to set the href property to change
a link.
Examples
Code:
document.write(document.links[0].pathname)Output:
products/enquiries.htmExplanation:
Assuming a link (stored in the first element of the links
property) to a URL ...
http://home.newco.com/products/enquiries.htm#local?email=name@otherco.com
...this code would display the pathname property of
it.
