My app often needs to know the page name to pass to Google Analytics
and various other uses. Hence, from
http://dev.myapp.com/controller/action/value/
I want to get back the string "/controller/action/value/" for further
manipulation (I need to ignore the domain).
I can do this as follows:
var Url = {
getPage: function() {
var segments =
document.location.href.split('/').slice(3).findAll(function(x){
return !x.empty()
});
return '/'.segments.join('/').'/';
}
}
document.location.getPage = Url.getPage;
but I reckon there must be a more elegant way - can someone tell me
what it is? Does prototype have anything special to say about
document.location and it's properties?
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