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[Yamakazi]

Ok this may be a stupid question but what the hell.
Here we go.

As I'm browsing my webpage I hit lets say the page.

http://myAPP/telephone.php?check=yes&username=jo&userlastname=bur

Now I want this complete string in a variable. To use in my page afterward. Is there a easy way to this? Function to get the requested url?

TIA

[daarius]

in your telelphone.php you can access the variables in $_GET. this is a super global var.

$GET['check'];
$GET['username'];
$_GET['userlastname'];

will give you desired values.

[Weedpacket]

$_SERVER[]

[Yamakazi]

Ok, thats seems to work for the page part. Now is there a way to rebuild the variable part. Can you for instance get the names of al the variable in the URL?

TIA

ps: I've bin away for a while. Weedpacket i liked your old avatar better :p . . . listen to what i'm saying: i like a bald man better then an artwork of Da vinci . . . something's wrong with me. It's to early, . . . i'm gonna get myself some coffee.

[jambo]

I'm new to this but had a similar query that I solved through looking for the environmental variables that my server supports.

I found http://www.zytrax.com/tech/web/env_var.htm very useful for apache servers, read through it all (not long) and you may find several useful variables.

I think you would just need $QUERY_STRING to return the entire string then prepend the host and page to that string, if the host and page can differ then you can get those from the environment variables too, just dont use HTTP Header info as it may not be accurate.

Good luck,
Gary.

P.S. I'm seeking an answer to max script size in PHP and best way to code large scripts, please see http://www.phpbuilder.com/board/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10253335 if you can help.