Is this possible?

doreg28

Is this possible to do this:

Say my url is

www.domain.com/something_here

is it possible to echo the something_here in my page?

What about:
www.domain.com/something_here/apple
Is it possible to echo both the something_here and apple?

Hope I've explained it well...
and thanks for you time,
Ye

cgraz

$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']

you'll need to do some trimming to that to get exactly what you want, but you should be able to get that to work.

Cgraz

doreg28

lol I'm new to PHP and a complete noob,
do you think you can help me any further?

cgraz

Sure. Create a new file; name it path.php

in it type

<?

echo $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];

?>

Upload it to your server and type in www.yourdomain.com/path.php and look at the output. Copy and paste the output to this thread, then tell me what you want to filter out of all the info you got.

Cgraz

doreg28

Just gives me this simple text:

/home/ye6e7cc/public_html/misc/home/test.php

I want it to print like this

You are here: misc -> home -> test.php

Is that possible?
Thanks a lot 🙂
Ye

DeltaRho2K

See if this thread helps you any:

Dynamic Cookie Crumbs

doreg28

I've kinda worked out a little

Say my $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] is
/home/ye6e7cc/public_html/misc/test.php

I got it to echo:
Home -> misc -> test

by using the following code:

<? 
$url = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'];
$url = str_replace("/home/ye6e7cc/public_html/","",$url);
$url = str_replace("/"," -> ",$url);
$url = str_replace(".php","",$url);
echo "<a href=test.php>Home</a> -> $url";
?>

That's nearly what I wanted. Is it still possible to have the "misc" link to, say www.domain.com/misc ??
Thanks 🙂
Ye

benkillin

why not just use:

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?

cgraz

Originally posted by Benkillin
why not just use:

$SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?

$SERVER['PHP_SELF'] would only give you test.php. He wants the directories included also so he can make those breadcrumb links.

Cgraz