Location |
Client-side JavaScript 1.0 |
Synopsis
location
window.location
Properties
The Location object defines the same URL-related properties that the
Link object does, with the exception of the
target. See the Link object for a description of
the hash, host,
hostname, href,
pathname, port,
protocol, and search
properties. Setting any of these properties causes the browser to
load and display the document from the new URL. As a shortcut, you
can also load a new document by assigning a URL string to the
location property of the Window.
Methods
- reload( force)
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Reloads the current document from the cache or the server. The
force argument is optional. If
true, it forces a complete reload, even if the
document has not been modified. Returns nothing. JS 1.1.
- replace( url)
-
Replaces the current document with a new one, without generating a
new entry in the browsing history. Returns nothing. JS 1.1.
See Also
Link, Window.location
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