[SOLVED] Code Question

[widlguy]

I am trying to use this:

<?php include($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] . ".txt"); ?>

 

To include a text file based upon the page name. The result gives me "/pagename.php.txt" instead of "pagename.php.txt". Giving me a failed to open error. Is there a better command line to use to accomplish this?

 

Thanx in advance for any suggestions.

[Philip]

<?php
$path = dirname(__FILE__);
include $path.$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'.txt.';
?>

Should work.

[trq]

I believe the op is simply trying to remove the .php extension from $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].

 

<?php include substr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 0, strlen($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) -4) . ".txt"; ?>

[Prismatic]

I believe the op is simply trying to remove the .php extension from $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].

 

<?php include substr($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], 0, strlen($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) -4) . ".txt"; ?>

 

No

 

The result gives me "/pagename.php.txt" instead of "pagename.php.txt"

<?php include str_replace("/", "", $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) .".txt"; ?>

[trq]

Oh, guess I should read the questions closer next time huh?

[Philip]

It's not like you see a billion of them a day 

 

 

[widlguy]

Thanx for the help! Worked right away.