A couple of things Match accepts an object of RegExp not a string. It may work in some browsers, but is definitely not standard gif". Match('/gif|png|jpg/'); // null​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Without the strings gif".
Match(/gif|png|jpg/); // "gif" Also, you would want to check these at the end of a filename, instead of anywhere in the string isthisagif. Nope". Match(/(gif|png|jpg|jpeg)/); // "gif", "gif" Only searching at the end of string with $ suffix isthisagif.
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A couple of things. Match accepts an object of RegExp, not a string. It may work in some browsers, but is definitely not standard."gif".
Match('/gif|png|jpg/'); // null​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Without the strings "gif". Match(/gif|png|jpg/); // "gif" Also, you would want to check these at the end of a filename, instead of anywhere in the string."isthisagif. Nope".
Match(/(gif|png|jpg|jpeg)/); // "gif", "gif" Only searching at the end of string with $ suffix "isthisagif. Nope". Match(/(gif|png|jpg|jpeg)$/); // null No need to make href lowercase, just do a case insensitive search /i.
Look for a dot before the image extension as an additional check. And some tests.. I don't know how you got any results back with using a string argument to .match. What browser are you on?
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You are passing a string to the match() function rather than a regular expression. In JavaScript, strings are delimited with single quotes, and regular expressions are delimited with forward slashes. If you use both, you have a string, not a regex.
Match accepts an object of RegExp, not a string. It may work in some browsers, but is definitely not standard. Also, you would want to check these at the end of a filename, instead of anywhere in the string.
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