On Tuesday, 18 March 2008 12:02:14 Richard Heyes wrote:
> You can use $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] which will give you the path to the
> script or $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] (you will probably have to remove the
> query string with this), along with either dirname().
The problem is that the URL does not stay constant, it keeps growing. For
example after clicking between home and use1 a few times I see these values,
note how index.php repeats:
'REQUEST_URI':/~donn/template-dev/routertest/index.php/index.php/home
dirname('REQUEST_URI'):/~donn/template-dev/routertest/index.php/index.php
I suppose some kind of htaccess voodoo could help here, but I am in no shape
to grok those murky waters.
A link <a href="index.php/use1"> causes 'index.php/use1' to be appended to the
full url [http://localhost/~donn/template-dev/routertest/] and at first, it's
fine but after a few clicks, it keeps appending. Amazingly things still work,
but the URL is out of control!
All I can think to use to enforce correct link behaviour is to employ absolute
urls.
Thanks for the feedback.
\d
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