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Can I Read Domain Name?
Is it possible to know the current DOMAIN name and print as string, when an Unity game is loaded in a browser?
NOT URL(www.unity3d.com), I NEED DOMAIN NAME(unity3d). I try with Application.absoluteURL but I can't do it.
Is it possible? Thanks a lot.
No one is obliged to help you even if you try hard with capital letters.
@Fictional: I think you have no idea what a domain name is, right?
www.unity3d.com is the domain name. It's not an url.
http://www.unity3d.com/SomeResource
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In this case the url only has 3 parts:
The scheme or protocol
The domain name or Host
a path
If you just want to have "unity3d", that's just the second-level-domain-name part without the top-level and third-level parts.
www.unity3d.com
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Is the top-level domain name
Is the second-level domain name
Is the third-level domain name
All 3 together form a complete domain name.
Uhm, the domain name is part of the url. The easiest way is to use the "Uri" class of Mono / .NET. Something like this:
var uri = new System.Uri(Application.absoluteURL);
Debug.Log("The domain name is: " + uri.Host);
If you need to access the top, second, third, ... level parts of the domain name independently, Just split them on the "."
// C#
var uri = new System.Uri(Application.absoluteURL);
var parts = uri.Host.Split('.');
System.Array.Reverse(parts); // reverse the array to make the last element the first
for(var i = 0; i < parts.Length; i++)
{
Debug.Log("Level "+ i + " domain name:" + parts[i]);
}
In UnityScript it looks the same, but since UnityScript doesn't have char-literals you have to use:
var parts = uri.Host.Split("."[0]);
Use string operations: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.string%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
or regex :)
