Better yet,
Here's what I'm trying to do:
If someone does a search in a search engine, let's say google...
The user does a search for "foo"
google returns my website with a link to "foo"
which no longer exists (because I've moved it).
How can I get the query string passed from google and put that into my search page?
ie:
User searches for "foo"
Google returns http://www.gdd.net/somedir/somedir/file.html
User clicks on the link and gets a 404.html page
The 404.html page gets the string that the user was searching on and passes that into
a search form on my website.
<form action="search.php" method="post">
Search: <input type="text" name="search" value="$SEARCH">
</form>
Where $SEARCH was the search that the user entered in Google.
How can I do this?
Clayton Dukes
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From: Clayton Dukes
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Subject: [PHP] Extracting just the filename from REQUEST_URI
I have a REQUEST_URI that comes in,
REQUEST_URI=//training/olddata/file.htm
How can I extract just the filename? ( $str=file.htm)
Clayton Dukes
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