Netscape 4 links

[SaxMan101]

I'm building what amounts to a cms for my employer in php. w/ the way it works now, there's a header file, a navigation file, a copyright and multiple content files. the pieces are all put together via php. to change pages, the php file looks at the querystring for page=... or something similar. to do the links thus far, i've done <a href="?page=asdf.html"> and it works as expected in most browsers by appending the querystring to the current url. in netscape 4, though, the links come up as domain/[path/]?querystring. i feel certain someone's come across this before. any suggestions on how to fix this? i could do php for all the links, but the whole point is to keep the pages (content, header, navigation, etc...) as simple as possible. any help appreciated.

thanks,
timc

[nightowl]

might $PHP_SELF be any help to you ? you may mix it with an str_replace function to replace the correct value in the content-files ...

[SaxMan101]

ok, i've tried that, and i think its a good solution, but i can implement it. the way i'm getting the pages is by an include. what i originally tried was

"str_replace("__self", $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'], @include $test)"

but that doesn't work. i think because the str_replace gets the return value of the include function, which will be a 1. is there another way to get the contents of the page referenced by $test?

[nightowl]

read the contents first ?

$fp = fopen(...);
$content = fread($fp, filesize(url));

[SaxMan101]

thanks, that will probably do it. i started reading the documentation on that function when something else came up, and i haven't gotten back to it. how is that on server load? will it impact the system much if i get a ton of people doing that?

[nightowl]

I have no clue