[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you tell the url calling the script?
I want to change some of my programs to respond differently based on
domain
but function the same. For instance, if I have a script running on
www.a.com
www.b.com www.c.com and want it to differentiate by saying a certain
function would act different based on the domain.
So the value of X would be 5 for www.a.com 10 for www.b.com etc ... So
basically what I am trying to find out is how in a script can you tell
where
the script was called from? I looked at getnetbyname by that seems to
get
the users domain not the urls domain. Anyhow following me?
No John - that's pretty cryptic. Are we talking a CGI script running
under a webserver ? I ask that because of the aforementioned URL.
Sorry never even thought of that. It is running under apache web server and
is a cgi script called by the web server as example
www.a.com/cgi-bin/somescript.pl
And have you tried printing out SERVER_ADDR and/or SERVER_NAME ?
They should contain the host addr/name of the server.
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