Open ghost opened 13 years ago
var urlBase = window.location.pathname.split("/gui", 1)[0].replace(/\/+$/, "");
How does this snippet instead work for you?
Hi asze,
The snippet seems to work correctly. I've successfully tested it using the following 3 URLs:
Will this be included in the webui release?
Hi,
Since I'm new to git (hub) I don't want to mess things up by modifying anything myself. I do have a request/issue though:
I've setup a reverse proxy in IIS 7.5 using ARR and the IIS Rewrite Module. It works like this: http://mydomain.com/utorrent/ -> http://127.0.0.1:PORT/gui/
The uTorrent WebUI (in webui.js) creates a urlBase variable using the position of "/gui" in window.location.pathname. Using my external address, the window.location.pathname does not contain "/gui". Hence urlBase will contain an empty string.
I would like urlBase to contain "/utorrent" so that the guiBase variable will contain "/utorrent/gui/" and the reverse proxy will work correctly :).
Would it be possible to substitute the creation of urlBase by the following (ugly) code?
// Determine urlBase (use the entire pathname if "/gui" is not found, use everything before "/gui" otherwise) var urlBase = (window.location.pathname.indexOf("/gui") == -1) ? window.location.pathname : window.location.pathname.substr(0, window.location.pathname.indexOf("/gui"));
// Remove any trailing / characters while (urlBase[urlBase.length - 1] == "/") { urlBase = urlBase.substr(0, urlBase.length - 1); }
I've tested this on my server, and it seems to work pretty well :).