JavaScript URL

[DaNuGai]

Is is possible to check the URL depending on the URL Change the SCRIPT SRC???In other words: if the URL is http://192.168.1.152/, then the Script SOURCE should be....<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="http://SOMEWEBSITE/source.js"></SCRIPT>but if the URL is http://SOMEDOMAIN.com/, then the Scipt SOURCE should be...<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="http://OTHERWEBSITE/source.js"></SCRIPT>I would really appreciate some help. Thanks in advance.

[jesh]

The way you could do this so that it acts consistently across all browsers would be to use a server-side solution (PHP, ASP.NET, CF, etc., etc.) to determine the domain and then write out the appropriate path to send to the client.In ASP.NET (C#) it could look something like:

<script type="text/javascript" src="<%= Path %>"></script>

Then, on the server, you would set the "Path" variable depending on where the request is coming from.If, on the other hand, you are limited to using client-side javascript, you could try something like this (haven't really tested this too much):

<script type="text/javascript" id="included"></script><script type="text/javascript">var src = "";var url = location.href;if(url.indexOf("192.168.1.152") > -1){	src = "http://SOMEWEBSITE/source.js";}else if(url.indexOf("SOMEDOMAIN.com") > -1){	src = "http://OTHERWEBSITE/source.js";}var included = document.getElementById("included");if(included){	included.src = src;}</script>

[Lulzim]

or you can do it this way

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="/source.js"></SCRIPT>

/source.js means whateverdomain/source.js

[jesh]

or you can do it this way

<script LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="/source.js"></SCRIPT>

/source.js means whateverdomain/source.js

:)As long as the domain in the URL is supposed to match the domain in the script's URL. I read, in the example, that the domain would not necessarily match the domains for the pages.