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It really doesn't. For example, try the URL http://paulgraham.com://articles.html http://paulgraham.com://articles.html
by warwick 17y ago
It really doesn't. For example, try the URL http://paulgraham.com://articles.html http://paulgraham.com://articles.html
- mseebach 17y agoYeah it does. try this: paulgraham.com://articles.html The separators aren't to be matched globally, their order in the URL matters. The first // separates protocol from host. The second // isn't really - it's one slash to separate path from host, and the second slash is part of the path.