Here is the python code: url = http://www.phonebook.com.pk/dynamic/search.aspx path = urlparse(url) print (path) >>>ParseResult(scheme='http', netloc='www.phonebook.com.pk', path='/dynamic/search.aspx', params='', query='searchtype=cat&class_id=4520&page=1', fragment='') print (path.path) >>>/dynamic/search.aspx Now I need to change the path.path to my requirement. Like if "/dynamic/search.aspx" is the path then I only need the parts between the first slash and last slash including slashes which is "/dynamic/". I have tried these two lines but end result is not what I expected that's why I am asking this question as my knowledge of "urllib.parse" is insufficient. path = path.path[ath.path.index("/")] print (path) >>>Returns nothing. path = path.path[path.path.index("/"):] >>>/dynamic/search.aspx (as it was before, no change.) In short whatever the path.path result is my need is directory names only. For example:" dynamic/search/search.aspx". now I need "dynamic/search/" Continue reading...
