you could make your links absolute
ie..
/cat.html
so if you're in http://green/admin/admin.html
you would link to
http://green/cats.html
HTH
M@
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
at a time to smarter
.php as you get the coding done.
Of course, you need a decent web server...
Regards
Jeff
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From: Matt Williams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 1:23 PM
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Subject: RE: [PHP] site root
Agreed - use absolute paths - but DONT include the protocol://server
Sorry, I didn't mean it to sound like I meant include the above
M@
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Hi,
Matt Williams wrote:
you could make your links absolute
ie..
/cat.html
Properly speaking, even this link is relative :-) (it is relative to the
document root of the web server). I like to call such links "impure relative"
links :-). I call links of the type "../cat.html" "pure
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What seems crazy to me is that you cant just set a varable (i.e. siteroot)
in common.inc and refer to URLs at $siteroot."/page.html".
Are you sure that
$siteroot = "$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
doesn't work for you (as an absolute link seems ok to you)? Have a
Errata...
Harshdeep S Jawanda wrote:
$siteroot = "$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
Sorry, this should be
$siteroot = "http://$HTTP_HOST:$SERVER_PORT"
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