I am developing a PHP site under windows which is going to be deployed
eventually on Unix (indeed when life gets less hectic will also be developed
under Unix but that's another story).
Anyway the header.html (included at top of every page) has links in it.
However depending where the page is which is including header.html the links
(from a relative point of view) will be different. For example for the
index.php (which is in site root) the catalogue page is simply referred to
as cat.html but from admin.html (which is in the admin directory under site
root) ../cat.html would be required.
A way to get round this problem seems to be to have a variable with the site
root in it (i.e. $siteroot = "c:/pages/") however this is causing me a real
headache. using
echo "<a href=\"" . $siteroot "/cat.php">Catalogue</a>
renders href to c:/pages/cat.php but then the browser tries to download the
page as a file. I have also tried
$siteroot = "http://green/
(green being the domain) but this douse not work either.
I would really like the solution to this to be platform independent.
Ta in Advance,
ben
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