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robsgaming

$PHP_SELF will not show a complete url with variables...

example:

http://www.robsgaming.com/cheats/fullcheat.php?id=3818

when i echo $PHP_SELF it only shows:

http://www.robsgaming.com/cheats/fullcheat.php

how can i get it to show EVERYTHING?

Thanks in advance.

swon

Try it with this one:

<?
echo $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI];
?>

dalecosp

You're keeping track of the vars anyway, right?

so:

echo "$PHP_SELF" ."?id=$var";

Or am I missing something? (Seems likely...)

robsgaming

that wont work because im making a script for registered users to bookmark what pages they like in an online database on my site..

therefore, every pge will be different

<?
echo $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI];
?>

did not work... guess i dont have the latest php version

any other suggestions?

thanks again.

swon

And what about that:

<?
echo "http://".$HTTP_HOST.$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI];

?>

swon

another solution is:

<?
echo "http://$HTTP_HOST$PHP_SELF?id=$id";
?>

robsgaming

like i said that will not work because some pages use ID, some pages use GAMEID, some pages use other things...

not all pages use the same variables...

i have base url set to http://www.robsgaming.com

so im using $baseurl$PHP_SELF right now

swon

Sorry, didn't see that there are some other variables, but that should works:

<?
$urls = $baseurl.$PHP_SELF;
foreach($HTTP_GET_VARS as $key=>$value)
{
if($i==0){$sign="?";}else{$sign="&";}
$urls .= $sign.$key."=".$value;
$i++;
}
echo $urls;
?>

feldon23

Rather than try to grab the whole ?xxxx string and process it yourself, just check for the existance of each value and then take action if there IS a value plugged in...

$_GET will work provided your URL is phrased properly and you know what values to expect. No spaces, commas, etc. The line should look like "show.php?id=4212&gameid=1923".

if(isset($_GET['id'])) {

//do something

}

if(isset($_GET['gameid'])) {

//do something

}

diego25

Try:

"$baseurl$PHP_SELF" . '?' . $QUERY_STRING;

I forgot if $QUERY_STRING contains the '?' at the beginning...I don't think so, that's why I put the extra '?' in the middle.

Diego