RE: [PHP] location bar

2001-08-16 Thread Kurth Bemis

At 06:14 PM 8/15/2001, Wolfgang Schneider wrote:

oops -  i forgot - I use functions similar tp the ones used on 
php.net.  when i call the function i pass $title to it

define $title and it should work. :-)

~kurth

On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 11:39:55 -0400, Kurth Bemis wrote:

 just stick this in a function as I did and you'll be sailing.its easy
 to update, and Extremely flexible.
 
 look at my code.. (rest snipped)


Hi Kurth, and others

I adjusted your code for the purpose of my site (replacing he values in
the array and the homepage address, etc) ... but when I plugged it into
a page for testing; i got the following results:

Location : Home /
Warning: Undefined variable: link in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 70
Besucher /
Warning: Undefined index: support.php3 in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 68
Warning: Undefined variable: title in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 73

The code is part of an include file named visitheadnav-1.inc ... and
apparently there is some link there in the code which is an
undefined variable ... but I have no idea what this error message is
about  :-(The results Home/ and Besucher/ are actually correct
... it's just the undefined link problem I need to get figured out
... Here's the code I inserted into my visitheadnav-1.inc:

p class=fn8Location : a href=http://www.bibelcenter.de.;Home/a
/
?php
$patharray = explode (/,$SCRIPT_NAME);
$scriptname = basename($SCRIPT_NAME);
   for ($dirsi = 1; $dirsi  count($patharray); $dirsi++)
{
  $dirs = array(
   'visitor' = 'Besucher',
   'info' = 'Information',
   'bibel' = 'Bibelarbeit',
   'bibliothek' = 'Bibliothek',
   'gebet' = 'Gebetsraum',
   'links' = 'Internet Links',
   'kids' = 'Kinderecke',
   'shop' = 'Bookshop'
   );

  $linkdes = $dirs[$patharray[$dirsi]];
  $link = $link . /$patharray[$dirsi];
  if ($patharray[$dirsi] == $scriptname){
  $linkdes = $title;
  $slash = ;
  $linkhtml = a
href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
  if ($patharray[$dirsi] ==
index.php){
  $link = ;
  $linkdes = ;
  $slash = ;
  $linkhtml = ;
  }
  }else{
  $slash =  / ;
  $linkhtml = a
href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
  }
echo $linkhtml;
  }
?/p

Any ideas, what may be wrong and causing these error messages?


God bless you with His grace and peace
Wolfgang

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RE: [PHP] location bar

2001-08-15 Thread Wolfgang Schneider

On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 11:39:55 -0400, Kurth Bemis wrote:

just stick this in a function as I did and you'll be sailing.its easy 
to update, and Extremely flexible.

look at my code.. (rest snipped)


Hi Kurth, and others

I adjusted your code for the purpose of my site (replacing he values in
the array and the homepage address, etc) ... but when I plugged it into
a page for testing; i got the following results:

Location : Home / 
Warning: Undefined variable: link in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 70
Besucher / 
Warning: Undefined index: support.php3 in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 68
Warning: Undefined variable: title in visitheadnav-1.inc on line 73

The code is part of an include file named visitheadnav-1.inc ... and
apparently there is some link there in the code which is an
undefined variable ... but I have no idea what this error message is
about  :-(The results Home/ and Besucher/ are actually correct
... it's just the undefined link problem I need to get figured out
... Here's the code I inserted into my visitheadnav-1.inc:

p class=fn8Location : a href=http://www.bibelcenter.de.;Home/a
/ 
?php
$patharray = explode (/,$SCRIPT_NAME);
$scriptname = basename($SCRIPT_NAME);
  for ($dirsi = 1; $dirsi  count($patharray); $dirsi++)
   {
 $dirs = array(
  'visitor' = 'Besucher',
  'info' = 'Information',
  'bibel' = 'Bibelarbeit',
  'bibliothek' = 'Bibliothek',
  'gebet' = 'Gebetsraum',
  'links' = 'Internet Links',
  'kids' = 'Kinderecke',
  'shop' = 'Bookshop'
  );

 $linkdes = $dirs[$patharray[$dirsi]];
 $link = $link . /$patharray[$dirsi];
 if ($patharray[$dirsi] == $scriptname){
 $linkdes = $title;
 $slash = ;
 $linkhtml = a
href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
 if ($patharray[$dirsi] ==
index.php){
 $link = ;
 $linkdes = ;
 $slash = ;
 $linkhtml = ;
 }
 }else{
 $slash =  / ;
 $linkhtml = a
href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
 }
echo $linkhtml;
 }
?/p

Any ideas, what may be wrong and causing these error messages?


God bless you with His grace and peace 
Wolfgang 

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[PHP] location bar

2001-08-14 Thread Wolfgang Schneider

Hi everyone,

I am somewhat new at the use of php and would appreciate if someone
could help me with a question re location bar

How can a location bar such as the sample below be generated in php to
be displayed in web pages ...

Location : home:/category:sub_1:/page title

Is there a specific setup needed in terms of the directory structure on
the server? Or will this only function with database type website?

Thanks in advance for any input and helpful ideas  ...
God bless you with His grace and peace 
Wolfgang 

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RE: [PHP] location bar

2001-08-14 Thread Kevin L

The navigation system you are refering to is called breadcrumb navigation.
You can find implementations of this all over the place.  Try hotscripts.com
or google.com.

Kevin

-Original Message-
From: Wolfgang Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 12:35 AM
To: php-general
Subject: [PHP] location bar


Hi everyone,

I am somewhat new at the use of php and would appreciate if someone
could help me with a question re location bar

How can a location bar such as the sample below be generated in php to
be displayed in web pages ...

Location : home:/category:sub_1:/page title

Is there a specific setup needed in terms of the directory structure on
the server? Or will this only function with database type website?

Thanks in advance for any input and helpful ideas  ...
God bless you with His grace and peace
Wolfgang

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RE: [PHP] location bar

2001-08-14 Thread Kurth Bemis

At 11:02 AM 8/14/2001, Kevin L wrote:

I had a similar problem.jason murray gave me some ideas ;-)

just stick this in a function as I did and you'll be sailing.its easy 
to update, and Extremely flexible.

look at my code..

font face=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif size=-2Location : a 
href=http://www.usaexpress.net;Home/a / ?php

$patharray = explode (/,$SCRIPT_NAME);

$scriptname = basename($SCRIPT_NAME);

 for ($dirsi = 1; $dirsi  count($patharray); $dirsi++){

 $dirs = array(
 'company' = 'Company',
 'services' = 'Services',
 'support' = 'Support',
 'mac' = 'Mac',
 'winnt' = 'Windows NT',
 'win9x' = 'Windows 9X',
 'unix' = 'Linux And Unix',
 'customers' = 'Customers',
 'noc' = 'NOC',
 'help' = 'USAexpress.net Help'
 );

 $linkdes = $dirs[$patharray[$dirsi]];

 $link = $link . /$patharray[$dirsi];

 if ($patharray[$dirsi] == $scriptname){
 $linkdes = $title;
 $slash = ;
 $linkhtml = a href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
 if ($patharray[$dirsi] == index.php){
 $link = ;
 $linkdes = ;
 $slash = ;
 $linkhtml = ;
 }
 }else{
 $slash =  / ;
 $linkhtml = a href=\$link\$linkdes/a$slash;
 }
echo $linkhtml;
 }

?/font


you can see it in action at www.usaexpress.net.  look at the location 
below our logo.

~kurth

The navigation system you are refering to is called breadcrumb navigation.
You can find implementations of this all over the place.  Try hotscripts.com
or google.com.

Kevin

-Original Message-
From: Wolfgang Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 12:35 AM
To: php-general
Subject: [PHP] location bar


Hi everyone,

I am somewhat new at the use of php and would appreciate if someone
could help me with a question re location bar

How can a location bar such as the sample below be generated in php to
be displayed in web pages ...

 Location : home:/category:sub_1:/page title

Is there a specific setup needed in terms of the directory structure on
the server? Or will this only function with database type website?

Thanks in advance for any input and helpful ideas  ...
God bless you with His grace and peace
Wolfgang

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RE: [PHP] location bar

2001-08-14 Thread Maxim Maletsky

if you're asking on how to show where you are, then this is what you could
do:

Create an array of page names:

ie:

$page_name = Array(

'/' = 'Home',
'/page1' = 'Page One'

);

... and so on

Then just do 

echo $page_name[strtolower($PHP_SELF)];

This is only appropriate for small static sites, and is not really a
solution. try to extend this idea, with maybe use of databases and go ahead.

Also, look for such scripts. Tons of code was written already and some
module like this, I think, you can easily find.


Cheers,
Maxim Maletsky

www.PHPBeginner.com



-Original Message-
From: Wolfgang Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 3:35 PM
To: php-general
Subject: [PHP] location bar


Hi everyone,

I am somewhat new at the use of php and would appreciate if someone
could help me with a question re location bar

How can a location bar such as the sample below be generated in php to
be displayed in web pages ...

Location : home:/category:sub_1:/page title

Is there a specific setup needed in terms of the directory structure on
the server? Or will this only function with database type website?

Thanks in advance for any input and helpful ideas  ...
God bless you with His grace and peace 
Wolfgang 

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