Errata...
Harshdeep S Jawanda wrote:
> $siteroot = "$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
Sorry, this should be
$siteroot = "http://$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
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Harshdeep Singh Jawanda.
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Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What seems crazy to me is that you cant just set a varable (i.e. siteroot)
> in common.inc and refer to URLs at $siteroot."/page.html".
Are you sure that
$siteroot = "$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
doesn't work for you (as an absolute link seems ok to you)? Have
Hi,
Matt Williams wrote:
> you could make your links absolute
> ie..
>
> /cat.html
Properly speaking, even this link is relative :-) (it is relative to the
document root of the web server). I like to call such links "impure relative"
links :-). I call links of the type "../cat.html" "pure relat
> Agreed - use absolute paths - but DONT include the protocol://server
Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound like I meant include the above
M@
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From: Matt Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 1:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [PHP] site root variable (for Generic Unix and Windows)
you could make your links absolute
ie..
/cat.html
so if you're in http://green/adm
you could make your links absolute
ie..
/cat.html
so if you're in http://green/admin/admin.html
you would link to
http://green/cats.html
HTH
M@
> I am developing a PHP site under windows which is going to be deployed
> eventually on Unix (indeed when life gets less hectic will also
> be dev
I am developing a PHP site under windows which is going to be deployed
eventually on Unix (indeed when life gets less hectic will also be developed
under Unix but that's another story).
Anyway the header.html (included at top of every page) has links in it.
However depending where the page is whi
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