Reputation: 4049
Not sure how I would go about writing a formula to do this... I need to do:
current_url = "http://something.random.com/something/something/upload/something/something_else"
new_url = "http://something.random.com/something/something/upload/{NEWSOMETHING}/something/something_else"
Basically I'm always trying to insert another string segment exactly after the upload/
in the original URL. I've thought about using position
but I don't have a fixed position because current_url
won't always be the same length. The only constant is that I know the string needs to be inserted after upload/
, wherever it may be
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1853
Reputation: 2934
current_url.replace("upload/","upload/{NEWSOMETHING}/")
If your string is var current_url = "http://something.random.com/something/something/upload/something/c_fit/something_else/c_fit/";
and you want to replace everything in between upload and the last c_fit then current_url.replace(/\/upload\/.*\/c_fit\//,"/upload/"+"<YOUR_STRING>"+"/c_fit/")
but you just want to replace between upload and the first c_fit then current_url.replace(/\/upload\/.*?\/c_fit\//,"/upload/"+"<YOUR_STRING>"+"/c_fit/")
Upvotes: 7
Reputation: 640
You could easily split the string on the static text "upload".
var current_url = "http://something.random.com/something/something/upload/something/something_else";
var splitArray = current_url.split("upload");
var additionalParameter = "What_ever_comes_after_upload"
var new_url = splitArray[0] + "upload/" + additionalParameter + splitArray[1];
alert(new_url);
Upvotes: 0
Reputation:
var current_url = "http://something.random.com/something/something/upload/something/something_else";
var chunks = current_url.split("/");
var str = [];
var s = chunks.shift();
while(s != "upload"){
str.push(s);
s = chunks.shift();
}
var new_url = str.join('/')+"/upload/{new something}/something/something_else";
alert(new_url);
Upvotes: 0