Parse URL Used To Include .js File

I have some javascript code on one webapp that is being included on an html in another webapp.

Server: ServerOne
Filename: includeme.js
Contents:

code:

alert('inside includeme.js');



Server: ServerTwo
Filename: testpage.html
Contents:

code:

<script src="/webapps/ServerOne/scripts/includeme.js">



The page is rendered when a user types the following into a browser:
http://ServerName/webapps/ServerTwo/pages/testpage.html

which includes the contents of "includeme.js".

I am wondering if it is possible from the javascript inside "includeme.js" to parse the URL that was used to include it

code:

<script src="/webapps/ServerOne/scripts/includeme.js">

and extract the word "ServerOne" from the URL.

I know this is a strange requirement, and there are a lot of workarounds but I am wondering if the javascript can get ahold of the URL used to include it.

Thanks,
Jim

 

var URL = document.location;

That will tell you page you on.

 

document.location.href

Actually in this case it won't, because the javascript document.location.href refers to the current window.

To solve this problem, I was able to give the <script> tag an id and then reference this tag via document.getElementById('scriptTagId') and print out the ".src". attribute of the <script> tag.