Could you enable a session variable to keep track of it? If you have an
if statement in mnop.php that calls the abcd.php page, then have that
if statement also start a session and register a variable. This way, if
the variable you set is equal to a certain value, then you know that
You could also, perhaps, write the value of $xyz to a text file when you set
it mnop.php, and then access it (and eval it, if necessary) by including
xyz.txt in abcd.php.
HTH,
Jed
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Could you enable a session variable to keep track of it? If you
hi,
I have a question. Hoping someone may help me out.
Can a PHP page say file abcd.php access a variable $xyz which
is
used in another file mnop.php? I mean can I refer to a
variable
whose value has been set in some other file.
The point is that the file mnop.php after finishing its
Hi,
The reason is, I need to check everytime the file abcd.php
is
loaded, I should be able to determine that it was loaded by
mnop.php
If you include abcd.php in mnop.php
$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] equals /mnop.php for both scripts.
So you can test in abcd.php for this.
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Hi Manoj,
echo SCRIPT document.location = 'include.php' /SCRIPT ;
I think i could also use:
header('Location: include.php');
// you shouldn't print anything else before the header
Now your flag thing.
I the first place you could check
$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER']
gives you the page the
hi
i am working with php on a postgres server .so i have some doubt's.
my project is a student information management system on an apache web server
using php and postgres as backend
my doubts are
1.i wanna insert a timestamp type into db and php doesn't have such a type so
i use int for
