hi carlos
ok i understand,
for me i don't have path1.cgi or path2.cgi /dir/dir1/index.r or
/dir/index.r /dir/dir2/dir/index.r or ...
i just don't want to use a "GET parameter" but i must do it
i want use the "DirectoryIndex" modification of Apache but i can't
tanx for your patience
martin
>
Hello Martin
Here is the code of path1.cgi.
Path2.cgi is just the same
#!rebol -c
REBOL [Title: "index"]
print "content-type: text/html^/"
print []
print join newline ""
print "This is just a test o redirection "
print {"You
are goin to REFERER.CGI using PATH1.CGI}
Carlos
Em Seg 27 Out 20
Hi Carols,
yes, i see the source of referer.cgi, but
what is the code in path1.cgi and path2.cgi ?
Martin
>
> I used REBOL's CGI object. Look:
>
> at the page I named "referer.cgi" I put
>
> select system/options/cgi/other-headers "HTTP_REFERER"
>
> Did you see the source code of referer.cgi pa
I used REBOL's CGI object. Look:
at the page I named "referer.cgi" I put
select system/options/cgi/other-headers "HTTP_REFERER"
Did you see the source code of referer.cgi page?
Carlos
Em Sex 24 Out 2003 14:55, martin mauchauffee escreveu:
> Hi Carlos
>
> Yes it'a a solution, what did y
Hi Carlos
Yes it'a a solution, what did you do to make the redirection ? send header
? or with apache ?
> Hello Martin
>
> Check both URL below. They go to same page REFERER.CGI
> and there I identify the path user took
>
> http://www.revistaeletronica.com.br/cgi-bin/path1.cgi
> http://www.revi
Carlos
Yes, and ( in your example, ) in the INDEX.R, I need a word that contains
"dir/dir1/dir" for client1 and "dir/dir2/dir" for client2
> Martin,
>
> Well if I understood this time
> what you need is something that
> can tell you where from the client came.
>
> For instance:
>
> If client1 d
Martin,
I am very sorry too because I have not understood well
Here it is:
>> url: http://www.lorenz.cim.br/cgi-bin/x.cgi
== http://www.lorenz.cim.br/cgi-bin/x.cgi
>> set [url index] split-path url
== [http://www.lorenz.cim.br/cgi-bin/ %x.cgi]
>> print index
x.cgi
>> print url
http://www.lor
sorry for my english
yes,
exactly I want to extract all the path after the hostname
>
> Ah, you want to extract the "directory part" of the url ?
>
> http://sub.site.com/index.r -> http://sub.site.com/
> http://sub.site.com/foo/dir/index.r -> http://sub.site.com/foo/dir/
>
> Anton.
>
Ah, you want to extract the "directory part" of the url ?
http://sub.site.com/index.r -> http://sub.site.com/
http://sub.site.com/foo/dir/index.r -> http://sub.site.com/foo/dir/
Anton.
> Sorry for my englsih
> I use the "DirectoryIndex" command in the rootfile ".htaccess" to
> redi
Sorry for my englsih
I use the "DirectoryIndex" command in the rootfile ".htaccess" to redirect
all the document like "DirectoryIndex /index.r"
If the URL is http://sub.site.com/ or http://sub.site.com/foo/dir the
loaded document is "index.r"
then I need to determine the URL to do want I want
Do you mean system/options/cgi/query-string ?
Carlos
Em Ter 21 Out 2003 16:15, martin mauchauffee escreveu:
> sorry for my english
> a search for an equal fonctionality of $QUERY_STRING in PHP
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