如何通过两次拆分URL从外部链接中提取指定字段Name

Let's break down what's wrong with your original code and fix it step by step:

Issues with your current code #

• You have two return statements back-to-back — the second one (return Name.split("?")[0];) will never run, since the first return exits the function immediately.
• The order of operations is off: you're splitting the URL by / first before handling the query parameters, which means you're trying to work with a segment that still has ?randomtext attached.

Correct Implementation #

Since your target URL structure is https://www.example.com/Place/Name.html?randomtext, here's how to reliably extract the "Name" part only for outgoing links:

function() { 
  // Only run logic if this is an outgoing link
  if ({{outgoing link}}) {
    const clickUrl = {{Click URL}};
    
    // Step 1: Strip off query parameters (everything after "?")
    const urlWithoutQuery = clickUrl.split("?")[0];
    
    // Step 2: Split the clean URL by "/" and grab the last segment (e.g., "Name.html")
    const lastPathPart = urlWithoutQuery.split("/").pop();
    
    // Step 3: Remove the ".html" suffix to get pure "Name"
    const name = lastPathPart.split(".html")[0];
    
    return name;
  }
  
  // Return empty string or default value if not an outgoing link
  return "";
}

How this works #

1. Query parameter removal: split("?")[0] ensures we get rid of any random text after the ?, leaving us with https://www.example.com/Place/Name.html.
2. Grab last path segment: split("/").pop() pulls the final part of the URL path — in your example, that's Name.html.
3. Remove file extension: split(".html")[0] strips off the .html suffix, leaving you with exactly the "Name" value you need.

Quick note on your "Place" extraction #

Your existing code for "Place" works because when you split the full URL by /, the 3rd index (arrays start at 0) corresponds to "Place":

• Split result of https://www.example.com/Place/Name.html?randomtext is:
  ["https:", "", "www.example.com", "Place", "Name.html?randomtext"]
  So split("/")[3] would get you "Place" — looks like your variable name was just a small typo there, but the core logic for that field was on track!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者VictorNorbart