J Cameron Cooper wrote:
If you simply print the request object, you'll see everything
available. The CGI environment variables are available:
http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/env.html
You can use ACTUAL_URL or URL0 to get the full url+path.
You can use PATH_TRANSLATED or PATH_INFO to get just
Hong Yuan wrote:
I have a page template, say 'products.pt', which takes
traverse_subpath[0] as one of the variables, so e.g. the URL:
http://myserver/products/100
will actually call products.pt, which get 100 from the URL and displays
it in the template.
Now my question is how can I get the
Ideally, I'd like to get back the whole URL as entered in the browser as
a string. From the REQUEST I have to put together URL and QUERY_STRING,
and the section (#xxx) part of the url can not be found in REQUEST.
Unfortunately the CGI vars don't make provision for the anchor component
or
