Hi, I'm no expert, so sorry if this doesn't work (or there is an easier way).
There are some Server Variables which you can access within in-built PHP functions to get the current page name. The function looks something like this to display it (where "variable" is the Server Variable): echo $_SERVER['variable']; For example, if you want the current page filename, use echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; Here's a list of all the Server variables http://ca.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php To reduce so that only a certain part is showing, you can try the substr() function or another string function. Or you could perhaps have an ifelse statement that changes a variable based on the Server Variable. For instance $url = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; if ($url == "Folder/index.php") { $file = "Home"; } ... Hope that helps, -bryan --- In [email protected], Tedit kap <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > I am trying to automatically show the name of the page and its directory. For example, > If there is a home page it would show > Home > For a page directly linked from the home page it would show: > Home>Subpage1 > For a page linked from Subpage 1, > Home>Subpage1>Subpage1-1 > I would like this to print automatically depending on the name of the page. Is there a way to automatically do this? Does it matter if the subpages are in separate folders-if so how does it change (Lets say subpage 1 and all pages under it are in a folder called subpage1)? And is the file name or page title used in the code? > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
