Hey all!
I’m getting a list of URLs from an API; some are duplicative because of parameters and anchor tags found on the page. I want to clean the URLs from this:
https://somewebsite.com/awesome?p=isforparameter
https://somewebsite.com/awesome#anchorsayyyymatey
To:
https://somewebsite.com/awesome
I have this regex:
(http|ftp|https)://([\w_-]+(?:(?:.[\w_-]+)+))([\w.,@^=%&:/~±]*[\w@^=%&/~±])
It correctly identifies the parts of the URL that I want to keep, as demonstrated here:
But when I use it in Bubble, like so:
I get blanks in the URL text field.
Any suggestions?
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This might be a dumb question but have you tried it without the opening “/” and the closing “/i”?
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keith
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A far simpler way to remove the querystring from a URL is:
some_url :split [by ?] :first item
Note: the second item in the split list will be the querystring (sans the “?”), should one exist.
(I realize @jasonahowie has a list of URLs…. You can apply the same principle in :formatted as)
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Relied too much on Regex101… thank you.
