It is the browser trying to help by completing what it sees as a relative link.I have an array called $array_of_files. I want to echo each element of that array as a link to itself. That way when I click on an element I can send it as an actual value /usr/local/plesk/apache/vhosts/myserver.com/httpdocs/php/categories/links1.txtOnce I place the variable $category inside the <a href> statement it looks like this: http://www.myserver.com/usr/local/plesk/apache/vhosts/myserver.com/httpdocs/php/categories/links1.txt Why is it the <a href> adds 'http://www.myserver.com' to the front of the value of $category?
Looks like an excellent way.I worked around this by placing '?file=$category' in the echo statement above. Just wondered if anyone had any better way to do this...
Other ways might include making associated arrays but i see no reason to do it differently.
By the way, i don't know what you do with the rest of the code but what happens if some joker links to
'?file=etc/passwd' ?
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