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Fixed the weird syntax highlighting (as a result, the diff looks more extensive than it really is - use view "Side-by-side Markdown" to compare).
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Peter Mortensen
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With TypeScript, use window.location.href as window.location is technically an object containing:

Properties
hash 
host 
hostname
href    <--- you need this
pathname (relative to the host)
port 
protocol 
search 

Properties
hash
host
hostname
href    <--- you need this
pathname (relative to the host)
port
protocol
search

Setting window.location will produce a type error, while window.location.href is of type string.

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With TypeScript use window.location.href as window.location is technically an object containing:

Properties
hash 
host 
hostname
href    <--- you need this
pathname (relative to the host)
port 
protocol 
search

Setting window.location will produce a type error, while window.location.href is of type string.

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With TypeScript, use window.location.href as window.location is technically an object containing:

Properties
hash
host
hostname
href    <--- you need this
pathname (relative to the host)
port
protocol
search

Setting window.location will produce a type error, while window.location.href is of type string.

Source

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Tigerware
Tigerware
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With TypeScript use window.location.href as window.location is technically an object containing:

Properties
hash 
host 
hostname
href    <--- you need this
pathname (relative to the host)
port 
protocol 
search

Setting window.location will produce a type error, while window.location.href is of type string.

Source