Shawn McKenzie wrote:
Does seem strange. Try:
head
base href=http://localhost/~donn/blah/index.php; /
/head
Then just use /home, /use1 etc... Might work.
Right, I'll give it a go. It's not much different from wiring-in a php var
naming the base with {$base}/use1 being the form.
The thing
The thing that would help here is if I could get a reliable way to extract
the working 'path' (from an http:// pov) from the $_SERVER array somehow.
Each of them gives a result tantalizingly close to the base, but they get
it wrong in various ways.
You can use $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] which will
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
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!
Links that don't start with a /
UsDonn Ingle wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to get a little templating thing going and I want
everything to pass through a single index.php file which then decides what
page is wanted and includes them.
The scheme is to go to a url like [http://localhost/~donn/blah/] which
serves index.php
Shawn McKenzie wrote:
Use /index.php instead of index.php maybe...
I assume you meant in the a tag. I tried that and the URL (when you
mouse-over the link) becomes [http://localhost/index.php] which is not
anywhere near where the files live.
I must say I am rather confused by this situation, but
Donn Ingle wrote:
Shawn McKenzie wrote:
Use /index.php instead of index.php maybe...
I assume you meant in the a tag. I tried that and the URL (when you
mouse-over the link) becomes [http://localhost/index.php] which is not
anywhere near where the files live.
I must say I am rather
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