basicly this problem seems to result of the new way I do get the string from the url
I used to get it with $PATH_INFO Now I do a $PATH_INFO = $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]; which is not the same result. Does anybody know a equal command for $PHP_INFO ? ANdy "Andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hi there, > > I did upgrade to 4.2 and now I am "recoding" :-( my whole application. > > So I did get behind the basic idea, but there is one case, where I just dont > know how to solve it: > > Im a doing something similar like on php.net when you type in > php.net/functionname. In my .htaccess file I do redirect in case of a 404 to > a php page where I do redirect to a page called /profiles/80000001.html > In the file profiles (which is a php file not a dir) I do grab the > 80000001.html and extract the 80000001 to explode it into parameters. Then I > do grab the functionname (or in my case user name) to redirect him to the > propper site. > > In php4.1.1 it worked fine. Now I changed the first function to: > $PATH_INFO = $_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]; (was $PATH_INFO in 4.1.1) > > The username was fetched in 4.1.1 with ( I know I have to change this as > well): > $parameter = explode('/', $REQUEST_URI); > $user_name = $parameter[1]; > > So now I do get as $PATH_INFO the username which is mixing up my whole idea! > How can I get both parameters like in good old former times :-) > > Do u see my trouble? > > I appreciate every help on that, > > Thanx, Andy > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
