going back to previous page

[rlm51]

Hey ... how is everyone ...

I want to put a button on a page that does a "back to previous page" using

a href="<?php $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ?>" />

attached to the button but it doesn't work. Do I have an error in syntax?

Thanks for your help

Robert

[aktar]

Hey ... how is everyone ...

I want to put a button on a page that does a "back to previous page" using

a href="<?php $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ?>" />

attached to the button but it doesn't work. Do I have an error in syntax?

Thanks for your help

Robert

with PHPs short tags you can do something similar to what youv'e done, which is: [PHP]<?=$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; ?>
[/PHP]

which is the same as :
[PHP]<?php

print $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

?>[/PHP]

On PHP5 short tags are off by default, so you will need to do it the traditional way.

Dont forget the semi-colon (;)

[rlm51]

Thanks very much ...

As Always ... I love this forum.

Robert

[ronverdonk]

Thanks very much ...

As Always ... I love this forum.

Robert

We all do!

Ronald

[dlite922]

We all do!

Ronald

...otherwise we wouldn't be here! ^_^

DM

[Markus]

with PHPs short tags you can do something similar to what youv'e done, which is: [PHP]<?=$_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']; ?>
[/PHP]

which is the same as :
[PHP]<?php

print $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

?>[/PHP]

On PHP5 short tags are off by default, so you will need to do it the traditional way.

Dont forget the semi-colon (;)

As is always said: do your best not to use short tags - it may cause alot of hassle when migrating from one server, with short tags on, to another server, with them off.

[php]
<?php echo $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];?>
[/php]
I'm surprised im the first person to say this, actually.

We all do!

Ronald

Yes, yes we do.

Retards, markus.