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What would the JS regex be for a directory &quot;/m/&quot; (&quot;m&quot; is the actual directory name) with or without a query string? No file name will ever show, only a possibility of query strings. &nbsp;Regex has to fail if another directory is present. This is the first level dir on a website which is the value returned by location.pathname. Examples:<br />
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Yes - /m/<br />
Yes- /m/?a=b<br />
No - /m/n/<br />
No - /m/n/?a=b
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What would the JS regex be for a directory "/m/" ("m" is the actual directory name) with or without a query string? No file name will ever show, only a possibility of query strings.  Regex has to fail if another directory is present. This is the first level dir on a website which is the value returned by location.pathname. Examples:

Yes - /m/
Yes- /m/?a=b
No - /m/n/
No - /m/n/?a=b

JS Regex for first level directory with/without Query String?

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