Check if string is a URL?

Does anyone else have the nagging in the back of their head that we are just helping DS make his next project that is going to make us all look like little children trying to use flash…

heh… I’m sure he’s kidding… besides your templates are dominating these days… good work and thanks for the help…

heh… I’m sure he’s kidding… besides your templates are dominating these days… good work and thanks for the help…

You’re welcome!

Yes, we are kidding… Well thanks… but also triworks is making awesome results in these days… by the way your template is dominating, has dominated, and I’m pretty sure will dominate for a long long time…

heh… I’m sure he’s kidding… besides your templates are dominating these days… good work and thanks for the help…

You’re welcome! Yes, we are kidding… Well thanks… but also triworks is making awesome results in these days… by the way your template is dominating, has dominated, and I’m pretty sure will dominate for a long long time…

Triworks has a lot less sells then a few months ago or is it just me?

heh… I’m sure he’s kidding… besides your templates are dominating these days… good work and thanks for the help…

You’re welcome! Yes, we are kidding… Well thanks… but also triworks is making awesome results in these days… by the way your template is dominating, has dominated, and I’m pretty sure will dominate for a long long time…

Triworks has a lot less sells then a few months ago or is it just me?

Yeh they haven’t uploaded much in a few months so their sales have been slipping but with their new file they are in 2nd place with Oxylus a close 3rd – according to my stats

they are in 2nd place with Oxylus a close 3rd – according to my stats

Who’s first?

LOL

wow, never expected from DS such a question

the RegExp – bulletproof

How do you check if a string contains http:// or not? Thanks

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urlBAK = function (msg) {

    var escaped = "";
    var ltPos = msg.indexOf("<");
    while (ltPos != -1) {
        escaped = msg.substring(0, ltPos)+"&lt;"+msg.substring(ltPos+1);
        msg = escaped;
        ltPos = msg.indexOf("<");
    }

    var escaped = "";
    var ltPos = msg.indexOf(">");
    while (ltPos != -1) {
        escaped = msg.substring(0, ltPos)+"&gt;"+msg.substring(ltPos+1);
        msg = escaped;
        ltPos = msg.indexOf(">");
    }

    var url_begin = msg.indexOf("http://");
    if (url_begin == -1) {
        url_begin = msg.indexOf("www.");
    }
    if (url_begin == -1) {
        return msg;
    }

    var hilited = msg.substring(0, url_begin);
    hilited = urlBAK(hilited);
    var url_end = msg.indexOf(" ", url_begin);
    var urlstr = "";

    if (url_end == -1) {
        urlstr = msg.substring(url_begin);
    } else {
        urlstr = msg.substring(url_begin, url_end);
    }

    var urlref = urlstr;
    if (urlstr.indexOf("www.") == 0) {
        urlref = "http://"+urlstr;
    }

    var trailer = "";
    if (url_end != -1) {
        trailer = urlBAK(msg.substring(url_end));
    }

    hilited += "<font color="\\"#0000FF\"><a href=\"" + urlref + "\" target=\"_blank\">" + urlstr + "</font>" + trailer;
    return hilited;

}

This function makes url’s as links in a given text… it can convert all…

RegEXP would be the BEST , but I think DS uses AS2 no??

In that case, Im no help, I don’t even remember how to do AS2 anymore. lol

Howcome you don’t use AS3 DS ??