Ok found his one on some old libs of mine, guess this should work but i am not sure :

<?php

function find_relativ_path( $origin , $target ){
    $append = '';
    $string = '';

    $origin = explode('/',$origin);     
    $target = explode('/',$target);

    unset($origin[(count($origin)-1)]);
    unset($target[(count($target)-1)]);

    for ( $i = 0 ; TRUE ; $i++ ){
        if ( !isset($target[$i]) AND !isset($origin[$i]) )
            break;

        if ( strlen($string) == 0 AND $origin[$i] == $target[$i] ){;
            continue;
        }else if ( isset($target[$i]) AND $origin[$i] != $target[$i] ){
            $append .= $target[$i].'/';

            if ( isset($origin[$i]) ){
                $string .= '../';
            }
        }else{
            $string .= '../';
        }
    }

    return $string.$append;
}

?>

Use this with $pollFunctions_path and $foo_path

Red Wingate wrote:

Hi chris,

Haven't much time now but maybe you can find a way with those ideas:

in pollFunctions.php do :

$pollFunctions_path = str_replace( basename ( _FILE_ ) , '' , _FILE_ );

in foo.php do :

$foo_path = str_replace( basename ( _FILE_ ) , '' , _FILE_ );

Now you just have to compute the diff between $foo_path and $pollFunctions_path.

Hope this helps :-)

-- red

Chris Thomas wrote:

What im trying to do is this.

I working on creating a poll script, and right now it consists of 3 main
files:
poll.php - Which does the server-side processing
pollFunctions.php - Which draws the poll and does some client side stuff
poll.css - stylesheet
These files reside in the /poll directory (for now)


pollFunctions.php is included in the file that wants the poll, which may
reside in any folder.
So what im trying to figure out is the relative url of where the
pollfunctions.php file resides.

-- Now that i think about it i could just include the stylesheet from the
calling file (ie index.php)


I probally should have thought of this a little more before i posted...oh
well

Chris

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--- Chris Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Is there anyway that i can get a url relative to my server for a
script that is being run??


$relative_url = '/';

That's a relative URL to your document root. What are you wanting,
exactly?

Chris

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