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]]> By: David Freerksen http://ntt.cc/2008/08/07/urlparser-a-parser-to-get-value-of-host-protocol-port-parameters-from-an-url-using-regular-expression.html/comment-page-1#comment-2776 David Freerksen Mon, 16 Feb 2009 21:01:37 +0000 http://ntt.cc/2008/08/07/urlparser-a-parser-to-get-value-of-host-protocol-port-parameters-from-an-url-using-regular-expression.html#comment-2776 Great class! I like it more than mx.utils.URLUtil which does the same type of thing but on a smaller scale. I am using URLUtil for the parameters though. If your URL is "something.html?id=3&debug=true" you can use var params:String = URLUtil.objectToString(URLParser.parameters, "&", true); This will result in "id=3&debug=true" Great class! I like it more than mx.utils.URLUtil which does the same type of thing but on a smaller scale.

I am using URLUtil for the parameters though. If your URL is “something.html?id=3&debug=true” you can use
var params:String = URLUtil.objectToString(URLParser.parameters, “&”, true);
This will result in “id=3&debug=true”

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