[SOLVED] Create a page location using $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']

[matbourne]

I created a test page to try and create a page location depending on the current page using $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].

 

This works on a seperate test page and the code below gives me the desired result.

 

Desired result: ./path/foldername/currentpage.php

 

However, when using the same code in my live website the result is as below:

 

Undesired result: ./path/foldername/

 

Can anyone help me with this please as i am pulling out hair now!  All help greatly appreciated

 

Forgive the vagueness of the code, i don't want to give too much away...

 

// Set $currentPage as current page
$currentPage = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

// Remove / from $currentPage
$currentPage = $str_replace("/", "", $currentPage);

$pageLocation = $path . "foldername" . $currentPage;

 

[zq29]

Do you get what you expect when running the following on your live server?

echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];

[matbourne]

Thanks for the quick reply...

 

I'm sure I already checked that,  but just tried it again.

 

It works on my included pages but not on my main index.php page that contains all the site structure and includes...

 

[matbourne]

Thanks for the quick reply...

 

I'm sure I already checked that,  but just tried it again.

 

It works on my included pages but not on my main index.php page that contains all the site structure and includes...

 

 

I need this to work on my main index.php page and other main pages...

[matbourne]

I solved this myself in the end. It wasnt working because my current location was http://www.sitename.co.uk/

 

When tested on a direct call to a page ie http://www.sitename.co.uk/index.php it worked flawlessly...