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Properties : port, protocol and search

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Author : Exforsys Inc.     Published on: 13th Jun 2007

JavaScript Location Object Properties

port:

The hostname property for returning the hostname alone of the current URL is similar to the port property. The port property of location object is used for setting or returning the port number of the current URL. This port number refers to the communications port used by the server.

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General syntax of port property of location Object:


location.port=portnumber

for example


<
html>
   <
body>
      <script type="text/javascript">
          
document.write(location.port);     

      </script>
   </body>
</
html>

Then the output of the above program is


24

The number 24 displayed above specifies the port number of the current URL.

protocol:

As the name of this property suggests, the protocol property of location object is used for setting or returning the protocol of the current URL.

General syntax of protocol property of location Object:


location.protocol=path

for example


<
html>
   <
body>
      <script type="text/javascript">
          
document.write(location.protocol);     

      </script>
   </body>
</
html>

Suppose the current URL is: http://xforsys.com/example.htm#test5

Then the output of the above program is


http:

The location.protocol in document.write takes the protocol specified in the current URL which is http: and displays it as shown above.

search:

The search property of the location object is a string and it is used to set and return the value from the current URL starting from question mark(?)

General syntax of search property of location Object:


location.search=path

In the above, the path is taken from question mark(?) of the current URL.

for example


<
html>
   <
body>
      <script type="text/javascript">
          
document.write(location.search);     

      </script>
   </body>
</
html>

Suppose the current URL is: http://xforsys.com/example.asp?filename=test10

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Then the output of the above program is


?filename=test10

The location.search in document.write takes the symbol starting from ? in the current URL and displays it giving the output as ?filename=test10



 
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JavaScript Tutorial

  1. JavaScript Browser Objects Part 2
  2. JavaScript Frame object
  3. JavaScript Form Object
  4. JavaScript FileUpload Object
  5. JavaScript Event Object Properties and Methods
  6. JavaScript Event Object
  7. JavaScript Elements and Embed Objects
  8. JavaScript Applet Objects
  9. JavaScript Browser Objects
  10. JavaScript Object Oriented Features
  11. JavaScript Window Object Open Method Part 2
  12. JavaScript Window Object Open Method
  13. JavaScript Window Object Timeout Methods
  14. JavaScript Location Object
  15. JavaScript Location Object Properties
  16. JavaScript History Object Properties and Methods
  17. JavaScript Document Object Methods Part II
  18. JavaScript Document Object Methods Part I
  19. JavaScript Document Object Properties
  20. JavaScript Document Object
  21. JavaScript Windows Object Properties Part II
  22. JavaScript Windows Object Properties Part I
  23. JavaScript DOM Window Object
  24. Working with JavaScript DOM Objects
  25. JavaScript Array Object Methods – Part II
  26. JavaScript Array Object
  27. JavaScript Array Object Methods – Part I
  28. JavaScript Boolean Object
  29. JavaScript OnError Event
  30. JavaScript Exception Handling – Part II
  31. JavaScript Exception Handling – Part I
  32. JavaScript Event Handler
  33. JavaScript Events Handling
  34. JavaScript Array Operations
  35. JavaScript Two Dimensional Arrays
  36. Passing values to JavaScript Function
  37. JavaScript Functions
  38. JavaScript Arrays
  39. JavaScript Iterative Structures - Part II
  40. JavaScript Iterative Structures - Part I
  41. JavaScript Math Object
  42. JavaScript Date Object
  43. JavaScript String Object
  44. JavaScript Objects
  45. JavaScript Confirm Box
  46. JavaScript Alert Box
  47. JavaScript Conditional Statements Part 2
  48. JavaScript Conditional Statements Part 1
  49. How to use JavaScript in HTML page
  50. JavaScript Variables
  51. JavaScript Features
  52. JavaScript Introduction
 

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