I have this code which extracts the element for the background image, however it pulls in the ” url’ ” parts of the code too. I just need the actual image address
I have tried to use the replace function but it doesn’t do anything to the string when i check the output.
var jsonData =
{ "image": jQuery('#block-content').css('background-image').replace(/^url\(['"](.+)['"]\)/, '$1'),
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.type = 'application/ld+json';
script.text = JSON.stringify(jsonData);
jQuery("head").append(script);
The image inside the element is //imageaddress.jpg so it’s extracting it as
https://example.com/recipes/url(https://example.com/sites/image.jpg?itok=jfzYQHZx)
How can i fix this so that it just gives me https://example.com/sites/image.jpg?itok=jfzYQHZx
Thanks
If your background image path is not contained in quotes, your expression failes. Add a question mark behind your quote capturing to make it optional.
Your expression would look like this: ^url([\”\’]?(.+)[\”\’]?).
Tags: image, java, javascriptjavascript, jquery, replace, string, url
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