So I tried getting the text after my URL like this "example.com/#!/THISPART" with the code below:
var webSplit = window.location.hash.split('/')[1];
And It works but if I supply another URL after like this "example.com/#!/https://example.com/" it gives this as output "https" which I don't want. I want the whole URL. Can someone help me out? Thanks!
window.location.hash.split('!/')[1]; // Outputs "https://example.com/"
Meet REGEX.
var part = location.hash.replace(/#!\//, '');
That'll give you whatever's after #!/.
example.com/#!/THISPART because of the extra \/
THISPART!/THISPART. There is no match for #!/ in the test string.example.com/#!/THISPART window.location.hash will return #!/THISPART so there is #!/ to match?The actual problem is that your approach for the split is incorrect.
With your example window.location.hash return #!/https://example.com/. What you#re doing is splitting that element by / and using the second element of the result.
The result of the split would be 4 elements ([ "#!", "https:", "", "example.com" ]) and the second element would be just he https:. What you need to do, do fix it is either find an another delimiter or find another way to extract the URL.
With your current example you could !/ for the split to get two elements back ([ "#", "https://example.com" ]) where the second one would be the whole URL, as long as it doesn't contain the string !/. Another appraoch would be to find the first occurrence of http from the left and take a substring from what position until the end of it.
Other answers show some different solution.
var webSplit = window.location.split('/#!/')[1];
Output will be :: https://example.com/ as ou want.
window.location.hash returns everything after the hash, so remove the first forward slash in the split
#!/like sowindow.location.hash.replace('#!/','')