>From your previous message, it sounded like you want to get everything after
the last / in the URL, is that right? You could do it like this:
var file = url.match('/([^/]+)$')[1];
A test case:
var url = 'http://www.region3dfg.org/lands/1802-2005-020-3';
var file = url.match('/([^/]+)$')[1];
alert( file ); // alerts "1802-2005-020-3"
-Mike
> From: Region 3 DFG
> anybody have a slim piece of code to parse out the end of the URL?
> when i find one ill post it here
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