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Request address in JavaScript

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Get current URL with JavaScript?

How do you get the address of the page you are on in JavaScript?

For example, if I had a script at somesite.com/javascript/home.html and I want to find out the request address (somesite.com/javascript/home.html), how do I get this information in JavaScript?

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answered 15 Years ago lailab · Accepted Answer

You need to use:
document.location or window.location

You can read more here. Or there is a little more explanation over there.

For clarifying matter:

Originally Posted by Mozilla Developer Center

document.location was originally a
read-only property, although Gecko
browsers allow you to assign to it as
well. For cross-browser safety, use
window.location instead.