thanks :)
I'll give that a try
g
On Dec 5, 2006, at 10:48 AM, Richard Lynch wrote:
If you are composing these on the fly, you could use
http://php.net/dirname for each element in front of a "../" and wipe
out the subdir and the "../"
Or, perhaps something like:
$url = preg_replace("|/[^/]/\\.
If you are composing these on the fly, you could use
http://php.net/dirname for each element in front of a "../" and wipe
out the subdir and the "../"
Or, perhaps something like:
$url = preg_replace("|/[^/]/\\.\\./|", "/", $url);
On Mon, December 4, 2006 9:11 pm, Graham Anderson wrote:
> What is
Assuming you mean URLs as GET variable values, urlencode() and urldecode()
might be the ticket:
http://ca.php.net/urlencode
Aaron
On 12/4/06, Graham Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is a good/accepted way to pass a relative or absolute path
into a clean url ?
I could replace the
What is a good/accepted way to pass a relative or absolute path
into a clean url ?
I could replace the relative url's slashes with another character,
but would love to know a cleaner less confusing way...if it exists
example url:
http://localhost/testscript/../image.png/jpeg/42/0/
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