url rewiting

[Simon Redmond]

I fairly new new to running my own apache server and I think I may have a
configuration issue.
I've tried asking in alt.apache.conf iguration but have not had any response
so I'm hoping someone here can help.

I've got the apache server running with the php 4 and mysql modules running
fine, I know this cause I can call php'd html pages. My problem is when I
try and execute something like :-

echo("<a href=\"$PHP_SEL F?page=5">PREV</a>");

when the page is reloaded and I echo out $page, it's never has a value.
Simon

[John Downey]

Re: url rewiting

Simon Redmond wrote:[color=blue]
> I fairly new new to running my own apache server and I think I may have a
> configuration issue.
> I've tried asking in alt.apache.conf iguration but have not had any response
> so I'm hoping someone here can help.
>
> I've got the apache server running with the php 4 and mysql modules running
> fine, I know this cause I can call php'd html pages. My problem is when I
> try and execute something like :-
>
> echo("<a href=\"$PHP_SEL F?page=5">PREV</a>");
>
> when the page is reloaded and I echo out $page, it's never has a value.
> Simon
>
>[/color]
That would most likely have to do with register_global s being off as of
version 4.2.0 its off by default and you should use the new superglobal
arrays to access information as stated on
http://www.php.net/manual/en/languag...predefined.php. So try
something like echo $_GET['page']; and I bet it works.

[Raptor]

Re: url rewiting

John Downey wrote:[color=blue]
> Simon Redmond wrote:
>[color=green]
>> I fairly new new to running my own apache server and I think I may have a
>> configuration issue.
>> I've tried asking in alt.apache.conf iguration but have not had any
>> response
>> so I'm hoping someone here can help.
>>
>> I've got the apache server running with the php 4 and mysql modules
>> running
>> fine, I know this cause I can call php'd html pages. My problem is when I
>> try and execute something like :-
>>
>> echo("<a href=\"$PHP_SEL F?page=5">PREV</a>");[/color][/color]

It seems to me this technique would also work for my problem ("One
script, multiple transactions"). Correct? Clever stuff; there's a lot
of room for programmer creativity in web programming.

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[Matty]

Re: url rewiting

Raptor wrote:
[color=blue]
> It seems to me this technique would also work for my problem ("One
> script, multiple transactions"). Correct? Clever stuff; there's a lot
> of room for programmer creativity in web programming.
>[/color]

Well, yes, I have a site with just about every single page being generated
by the same PHP script, which allows you to do common tasks all in the
same place, etc.

[John Downey]

Re: url rewiting

Matty wrote:
[color=blue]
> Raptor wrote:
>
>[color=green]
>>It seems to me this technique would also work for my problem ("One
>>script, multiple transactions"). Correct? Clever stuff; there's a lot
>>of room for programmer creativity in web programming.
>>[/color]
>
>
> Well, yes, I have a site with just about every single page being generated
> by the same PHP script, which allows you to do common tasks all in the
> same place, etc.[/color]
Most sites I build like my Sage engine (shameless self ad because its
currently in idle development) run off the idea of modules. Where the
index.php interfaces with multiple classes that act independently of
each other.

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[Matty]

Re: url rewiting

John Downey wrote:

[color=blue][color=green]
>> Well, yes, I have a site with just about every single page being
>> generated by the same PHP script, which allows you to do common tasks all
>> in the same place, etc.[/color]
> Most sites I build like my Sage engine (shameless self ad because its
> currently in idle development) run off the idea of modules. Where the
> index.php interfaces with multiple classes that act independently of
> each other.
>[/color]

Yeah, phpnuke, etc, use a similar system, and i think phpfusebox does to
some extent too - it's a lot better than having twenty different callable
php files, which one way or anopther have to include the same files, do
the same work, etc

Also makes updating the site easier