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I am writing a chrome extension that change part of the url in the current tab and reload the page with the modified url. I am wondering if there is a Javascript equivalent of the php's parse_url function. Currently, I have to write my own parser with regex to extract parts of the url; however, I would think that such function already exists in the in Javascript.

After researching for a bit, I believe I can get a location object with "window.location" and extracts the different ponents with "window.location.protocal" etc...

In chrome extension, however, calls to "window.location" would to return a url which I believe refers to the internal ponent of chrome instead of the page's url. Assuming I that get a reference to the "tab" object in chrome, I can access the tab's url string with tab.url. Since tab.url is just a string, I am hoping there is an internal method that can dissect the url for me instead of writing a custom function.

Thank you

I am writing a chrome extension that change part of the url in the current tab and reload the page with the modified url. I am wondering if there is a Javascript equivalent of the php's parse_url function. Currently, I have to write my own parser with regex to extract parts of the url; however, I would think that such function already exists in the in Javascript.

After researching for a bit, I believe I can get a location object with "window.location" and extracts the different ponents with "window.location.protocal" etc...

In chrome extension, however, calls to "window.location" would to return a url which I believe refers to the internal ponent of chrome instead of the page's url. Assuming I that get a reference to the "tab" object in chrome, I can access the tab's url string with tab.url. Since tab.url is just a string, I am hoping there is an internal method that can dissect the url for me instead of writing a custom function.

Thank you

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Share Improve this question Follow edited Jul 5, 2012 at 9:45 Brett Zamir 14.4k77 gold badges5757 silver badges8383 bronze badges asked Apr 26, 2010 at 21:13 defoodefoo 5,3171111 gold badges3636 silver badges3939 bronze badges 1

• Why the google-chrome-extention tag ?! – nc3b Commented Apr 26, 2010 at 21:16

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http://phpjs/functions/parse_url:485

In content scripts of chrome externsion window.location refers to page url

I am writing a chrome extension that change part of the url in the current tab and reload the page with the modified url. I am wondering if there is a Javascript equivalent of the php's parse_url function. Currently, I have to write my own parser with regex to extract parts of the url; however, I would think that such function already exists in the in Javascript.

After researching for a bit, I believe I can get a location object with "window.location" and extracts the different ponents with "window.location.protocal" etc...

In chrome extension, however, calls to "window.location" would to return a url which I believe refers to the internal ponent of chrome instead of the page's url. Assuming I that get a reference to the "tab" object in chrome, I can access the tab's url string with tab.url. Since tab.url is just a string, I am hoping there is an internal method that can dissect the url for me instead of writing a custom function.

Thank you

I am writing a chrome extension that change part of the url in the current tab and reload the page with the modified url. I am wondering if there is a Javascript equivalent of the php's parse_url function. Currently, I have to write my own parser with regex to extract parts of the url; however, I would think that such function already exists in the in Javascript.

After researching for a bit, I believe I can get a location object with "window.location" and extracts the different ponents with "window.location.protocal" etc...

In chrome extension, however, calls to "window.location" would to return a url which I believe refers to the internal ponent of chrome instead of the page's url. Assuming I that get a reference to the "tab" object in chrome, I can access the tab's url string with tab.url. Since tab.url is just a string, I am hoping there is an internal method that can dissect the url for me instead of writing a custom function.

Thank you

• javascript
• google-chrome-extension
• phpjs

Share Improve this question Follow edited Jul 5, 2012 at 9:45 Brett Zamir 14.4k77 gold badges5757 silver badges8383 bronze badges asked Apr 26, 2010 at 21:13 defoodefoo 5,3171111 gold badges3636 silver badges3939 bronze badges 1

• Why the google-chrome-extention tag ?! – nc3b Commented Apr 26, 2010 at 21:16

Add a ment  | 

2 Answers 2

Sorted by: Reset to default 7

http://phpjs/functions/parse_url:485

In content scripts of chrome externsion window.location refers to page url

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