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  Wednesday, August 29, 2007 – Permalink –

Define URL Pieces

More than dot com


Google engineer and blogger Matt Cutts has defined the pieces that make up a Uniform Resource Locator.

At least as Google refers to them when they're sitting around in their backrooms
Domain

Dynamic URL


Fragment or a Named anchor


The Googlers I've talked to are split right down the middle on which way to refer it. Disputes on what to call it can be settled with arm wrestling, dance-offs, or drinking contests. Typically the fragment is used to refer to an internal section within a web document. In this case, the named anchor means "skip to 2 minutes and 30 seconds into the video."


Host


Parameters


Path


Port


Protocol


Second-level domain


Static url


Subdomain


Top-level domain


Parts of a URL



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<Doug Klippert@ 7:48 AM

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