What is the pathname property?

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What is the pathname property?

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The pathname property belongs to the location object. It refers to the directory structure relative to the server's root directory. The directory names are separated by a single slash (/) within the root.

The following example will demonstrate the directory structure in a URL:

"http://abc.com/folder1/folder2/file1.htm"

The syntax for using the pathname property is as follows:

location.pathname="URL"


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