Thanks. I tried added a function in lib-custom.php with just the global
line. . .and then running that function in header.thtml but it still
wouldn't work. . .I wasn't sure what the scope rules are with PHP, so I
ended up just putting the global line directly in header.thtml. . .maybe
not ideal though.
Thanks again.
Tony Bibbs wrote:
function foo() {
global $HTTP_SERVER_VARS;
echo $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PHP_SELF'];
}
TechFan wrote:
I am actually using a modified TabularDynamics layout. . .but I am
finding
that the active tabs aren't being marked like they should. I did some
reading and found that the $_SERVER global var is only present in PHP
4.1.0
and above. . .I am running 4.0.6 and haven't had a chance to find a
way to
upgrade yet (if even possible - the website is running on Cobalt/Sun
Qube 3
so it isn't just the standard install). It says to use
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS
instead, but it has to be declared global or something (sorry,
haven't done
too much PHP programming). I checked the phpinfo() information and
found
that under the PHP Variables section there is a var called PHP_SELF and
there is also a var called HTTP_SERVER_VARS["PHP_SELF"]. So, the
values I
need are there, but how do I make it so that I can use them to make the
current tab active?
Thanks.
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