Detailed description of each part of the URL

Take the following URL as an example, introduce the parts of the common URL is composed of

Http://www.aspxfans.com:8080/news/index.asp?boardID=5&ID=24618&page=1#name

As you can see from the URL above, a complete URL includes the following sections:
1. Part of the agreement: the protocol portion of the URL is "http:", which means that the Web page uses the HTTP protocol. You can use multiple protocols in the Internet, such as http,ftp, and so on, in this case the HTTP protocol. "//" after "HTTP" is a delimiter

2. Domain name part: The domain name portion of the URL is "www.aspxfans.com". A URL, you can also use the IP address as the domain name

3. Port section: followed by the domain name is the port, between the domain name and the port using ":" As the delimiter. The port is not a required part of the URL and if the port portion is omitted, the default port will be used

4. Virtual Directory part: From the first "/" after the domain name to the last "/", is the virtual directory part. The virtual directory is also not a required part of the URL. The virtual directory in this example is "/news/"

5. File name part: From the last "/" after the domain name to "?" "So far, is the file name part, if there is no"? ", then from the domain name after the last"/"Start to" # "so far, is the document part, if not"? "and" # ", then from the last"/"after the domain name to the end, is the file name section. The file name in this example is "index.asp". The file name section is also not a required part of the URL, and if omitted, the default file name is used

6. Anchor part: From the beginning of "#" to the end, are the anchor parts. The anchor section in this example is "name". The anchor part is also not a required part of the URL

7. Parameters section: from "? The part between start and # is the parameter part, also called the search section, the query part. In this example, the parameter section is "Boardid=5&id=24618&page=1". Parameters can be allowed to have multiple parameters, with "&" as the delimiter between parameters and parameters

Detailed description of each part of the URL