How Can I Get Susite Name From Url In Sharepoint 2010 Using Js/Jquery

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Hi,

I am having below code and I want sub site name from the current site url.

It is working fine if url does not contains # in it.
But it fails if url contains #HR or #IT at end of the url for anchor tags.
Here is my code.

JavaScript

var currentURL = $(location).attr('href');
var currentSite = $(location).attr('href').replace($(location).attr('pathname'), '');
var siteStr = currentURL.replace(currentSite, '');
var subSite = siteStr.substring(1, 3).toUpperCase();

if (subSite == "HR") {
// here is my code if subsite = HR
}

else if (subSite == "IT") {
// here is my code if subsite = IT
}

else
{
// here is my code if subsite is other than IT and HR
}

Thanks,

Posted 2-Jun-15 1:47am

Rashmi Sutar

Updated 2-Jun-15 1:49am

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ZurdoDev · Answer 1 · 2015-06-02T08:29:00

Solution 1

You should actually be using subSite.indexOf("HR")>-1 or something along those lines so that you are testing for a certain string within the url, instead of trying to match it up directly. That way if there is a query string you'll still work.

Posted 2-Jun-15 8:29am

ZurdoDev

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Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 3:33am

Hi,

but in "var subSite" I am getting "tt" as string so its not checking remaining things.

Thanks,

ZurdoDev 3-Jun-15 7:18am

I don't understand what your question is.

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:09am

hi RyanDev,

When I am running this script the value in subSite is "tt" so it is not matching with "HR" or "IT"

ZurdoDev 3-Jun-15 9:10am

OK. What is the question though?

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:14am

I want to get the subsite name and wants to check as shown in if else statements and need to do further action.

ZurdoDev 3-Jun-15 9:15am

So, try what I suggested. Check to see if a certain string is within the url using the indexOf() method.

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:16am

it is working ok if my url is
http://qa.intranet.com/hr/pages/test.aspx.
then result in subsite = hr

but it is not working if my url is
http://qa.intranet.com/hr/pages/test.aspx#problems
then result in subsite=tt

ZurdoDev 3-Jun-15 9:20am

1. How would you get "tt" from it?
2. The approach you are using is not a great one, that is what I am saying. Just check for indexOf("/hr/") and then you'll know you're on the hr subsite. You don't need to parse it.

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:16am

ok i am trying the same..

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:20am

now its working :):)

var url = window.location.href.toLowerCase();
var host = window.location.host.toLowerCase();

if (url.indexOf('http://' + host + '/hr') != -1)
{
}

thank you its solved..

ZurdoDev 3-Jun-15 9:22am

I wouldn't add the http:// and host part because what if you support https? I still think .indexOf("/hr/") will be your best option.

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:23am

yes..
earlier I thought that you are talking about the if condition.
and the code before if condition is as it is..
so may be its getting wrong.
Now I removed all code and directly checked indexOf as you said.

Rashmi Sutar 3-Jun-15 9:24am

ok i will try what happens if url contains https.