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Hello skij, Hello Rainer thank you both!<br />
I decided to go with skij solution only that i think there is missing one &quot;=&quot; so instead of &quot;!=&quot; it should be &quot;!==&quot;, right?
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Hello skij, Hello Rainer thank you both!
I decided to go with skij solution only that i think there is missing one "=" so instead of "!=" it should be "!==", right?

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Read my previous comment. Thank you guys!
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Read my previous comment. Thank you guys!

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Refael, thanks for your feedback to my comment. &nbsp;Both &quot;!=&quot; and will work &nbsp;&quot;!==&quot; in this instance. &nbsp;Using &quot;!==&quot; would require the result to be a string only, however in this instance it makes very little or no difference.
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Refael, thanks for your feedback to my comment.  Both "!=" and will work  "!==" in this instance.  Using "!==" would require the result to be a string only, however in this instance it makes very little or no difference.

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Hello Experts,<br />
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This <b>if statement</b> I use to distinguish between the <b>index page</b> (home page) and the <b>inner pages</b> of a website.<br />
So... when the page URL have the &quot;index.php&quot; this code works but it does not work when the someone enter the root URL e..g &quot;mydomain.com&quot;. How can I make this code work?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28664290-1">if (window.location.href.indexOf('index') === -1) {}</code></pre>
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Hello Experts,

This if statement I use to distinguish between the index page (home page) and the inner pages of a website.
So... when the page URL have the "index.php" this code works but it does not work when the someone enter the root URL e..g "mydomain.com". How can I make this code work?

(CODE)

every page but the index

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