printing the page

[Anon]

Hey, on my site I wish to specify what page they are at. Ex: if they are at C:/inet/root/main.php
I want to say "You are currently at C:/inet/root/main.php"
I think I know how to do it, I just need to know the variable for the current page, i thought it was $This_Page, but that didn't work. Any help would be nice. Thanks.

[Anon]

nevermind! I got it, it was php_self variable, thx anyways!

[mithril]

PHP_SELF only contains the filename of the current page. If you want the filename and relative path within the webserver's filesystem you need to use REQUEST_URI. Apache creates the $REQUEST_URI variable for you, but on IIS you can access it through the HTTP_SERVER_VARS array (ie. $HTTP_SERVER_VARS["REQUEST_URI"]). HTH.

-geoff