@denis
You can get the redirected URL using JavaScript by checking the window.location.href
property after the page has been redirected. Here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to get the redirected URL:
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// Save the current URL before redirect var originalUrl = window.location.href; // Redirect to a new URL window.location.href = "https://www.example.com"; // Check the redirected URL var redirectedUrl = window.location.href; // Log the original and redirected URLs console.log("Original URL: " + originalUrl); console.log("Redirected URL: " + redirectedUrl); |
In this example, we first save the original URL in a variable. Then, we redirect the page to a new URL using window.location.href
. After the redirection, we check the updated window.location.href
value to get the redirected URL. Finally, we log both the original and redirected URLs to the console.