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$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
The deal is my ISP does a redirect from www.delete.compcanlit.ca to www.delete.compcanlit.usherbrooke.ca. I'm trying to if statement the redirect. Again, I find no variable in phpinfo().
John
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John W. Holmes wrote:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclientie=UTF-8oe=UTF-8q=php+
mysql+tutorial
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John, I am grateful for the suggestion and I will pass it along. I have
already given some insight as to how to find tutorials on the web and
the like. What I was
It's PHP problem because I can include any number of files with other
extensions. only PHP which I can not include more than one file at a page...
maybe there is something wrong with php.ini
notice that I faced with this problem just after I upgraded to (PHP 4.2.1),
(Apache2), everything was
In that case, check out
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www.phpbuilder.com
www.zend.com
www.webmonkey.com
Those sites have very good tutorials on a variety of PHP topics.
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What happened when you tried that?
Nothing. Nothing showed. In fact nothing for getenv('REMOTE_HOST') in the else either.
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Did you try $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ?
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
What happened when you tried that?
Nothing. Nothing showed. In fact nothing for getenv('REMOTE_HOST') in the else either.
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John,
John,
Nothing.
echo $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'].'br';
echo getenv('REMOTE_HOST').'hr';
Try looking at: http://compcanlit.usherbrooke.ca/
or
http://compcanlit.ca/ which will redirect to http://compcanlit.usherbrooke.ca/
I even made a link on a blank page on my desktop and from an email
But something does appear when you click on the links in this post, but not on a blank
page nor from the server redirect?? Oh well.
Any other avenues? I thought something would appear from a link from a blank .htm file
to the site??
John
John,
John,
Nothing.
echo
REFERRER isn't always set, so that may be the problem.
Try just a simple HTML page that has a link to a PHP page that echo's
out $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'].
Does that work?
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Interestingly, the referred page displayed when you click on this link
http://compcanlit.ca/ when referred to http://compcanlit.usherbrooke.ca/ is the same.
So I can't detect the server redirect? Bummer?
But something does appear when you click on the links in this post, but not on a
blank
REFERRER isn't always set, so that may be the problem.
Try just a simple HTML page that has a link to a PHP page that echo's
out $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER'].
Does that work?
No.
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What do you get with this...
echo ( pre\n );
print_r ( $_SERVER );
echo ( /pre\n );
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
But something does appear when you click on the links in this post, but not on a blank page nor from the server redirect?? Oh well.
Any other avenues? I thought something would appear
What do you get with this...
echo ( pre\n );
print_r ( $_SERVER );
echo ( /pre\n );
From a blank HTML page, I get:
Array
(
[DOCUMENT_ROOT] = /var/www/html2
[HTTP_ACCEPT] = image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg, image/png,
*/*
[HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET] = iso-8859-1,*,utf-8
echo ( pre\n );
print_r ( $_SERVER );
echo ( /pre\n );
On the redirect from http://compcanlit.ca/, I get:
Array
(
[DOCUMENT_ROOT] = /var/www/html2
[HTTP_ACCEPT] = image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg, image/png,
*/*
[HTTP_ACCEPT_CHARSET] = iso-8859-1,*,utf-8
Finally got it working, but I have no idea how. I rewrote the script
changing a few if's and elseif's so there weren't as many, but still calling
the functions from the if/else statements. The format of the new script is
the same as the old one, and other than a few modifications, I still can't
Like John said, REFERER isn't always set, and that looks to be the case
here. One thing I did notice is that the redirect comes thru on a
different port. If this is consistant, you may be able to use this.
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
echo ( pre\n );
print_r ( $_SERVER );
echo ( /pre\n );
[SERVER_PORT] = 80
Server port does not change.
Will it do anything to change my php.ini?
session.referer_check =
It is set to nothing at the moment, copied and pasted.
How do I check for the port number? My redirects come through:
[REMOTE_PORT] = 1070
[REMOTE_PORT] = 1074
They are also
Well, that won't help then. I saw that REMOTE_PORT was different in
your last two emails, but if it's ever changing
I'm doing a little testing here on my end and have discovered that
REFERER isn't set if the server is doing a redirect. I made a simple
little two page script. The first
John,
CC: a copy of your next posts. I'll be back on Friday. Jingle Bells and all.
Thanks for thinking about it. What about turning on: session.referer_check =
Or soemthing else in php.ini
John
John Nichel wrote:
Well, that won't help then. I saw that REMOTE_PORT was different in
your last
You can't use REMOTE_PORT reliably for this purpose, it will always be
different, until they get recycled by the server.
How are you performing the redirect? via PHP, or maybe with Apache and
a Rewrite rule or something?
Jason k Larson
John Taylor-Johnston wrote:
[SERVER_PORT] = 80
Isn't the question about REMOTE_HOST? Why are you talking about referer
stuff at all? The two have nothing to do with each other. REMOTE_HOST is
the resolved version of REMOTE_ADDR and is rarely set as it is way too
time consuming to do a reverse DNS lookup on each ip that connects to your
web
All session.referer_check does is make sure that the referering page is
from within your host, and from what I'm reading, it seems that
HTTP_REFERER would have to contain something. Couldn't hurt to try, but
I don't think it will help you achieve the desired results.
John Taylor-Johnston
He's looking to see if there is a redirect. The thing I'm seeing is
that if the redirect comes from a php header call, or a url rewrite from
the server, nothing is set for REDIRECT_URL or HTTP_REFERER. This is
the $_SERVER output I get on my machine from a url rewrite and php header
Array
(
Sure, but his phpinfo() does show REDIRECT_* vars as it is the server
doing the redirect. An external redirect (HTTP Location header) is not
going to show anything as it has nothing to do with the server.
-Rasmus
On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, John Nichel wrote:
He's looking to see if there is a
Can I do that on the fly?
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Why not just get the query times from the mysql general query log?
On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, Noodle Snacks wrote:
Is there a built in php function for mysql that I can use to
Is this something that can be turned on/off in the .ini file or via the
webserver itself? Neither my test servers, nor the ISP which hosts my
sites show any REDIRECT variables. They don't show HTTP_REFERER either,
but I only expect to see that when a link is clicked from another page
(I could
I created a static link from my dev site to your referer2.php script,
and your phpinfo listed a HTTP_REFERER as expected.
Jason k Larson
John Nichel wrote:
Is this something that can be turned on/off in the .ini file or via the
webserver itself? Neither my test servers, nor the ISP which
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