Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
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On 11 mayo, 17:42, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
use debug_backtrace () ?
On May 11, 6:42 pm, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
You can always find out what the "top-level" script is with
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] or $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] then base your
decision to include on that.
< http://www.php.net/manual/en/
reserved.variab les.php#reserve d.variables.ser ver>
However, if you want to include something on one page only why
wouldn't you just include it on that page? For example, if you want
to include "common.php " on every page and "signature. php" on index.php
only, why not just put the following on index.php:
include('common .php');
include('signat ure.php');
instead of putting signature.php inside common.php under some
condition?
On 11 May 2007 15:59:55 -0700, fel <fe**********@g mail.comwrote:
>On 11 mayo, 17:42, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
>Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
use debug_backtrace () ?
Thank you for the quick response. I'll check that out and report
back any success.
I was thinking something so simple as declaring a string in the
parent page and getting a conditional statement within the first
include to see it, act on it's presence; decide whether to process
the second include. Shirley this can be done :D
On 11 May 2007 16:47:16 -0700, ZeldorBlat <ze********@gma il.com>
wrote:
>On May 11, 6:42 pm, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
>Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
You can always find out what the "top-level" script is with
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] or $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] then base your
decision to include on that.
<http://www.php.net/manual/en/
reserved.varia bles.php#reserv ed.variables.se rver>
I think that may be my answer. :) Thank you, I'll need to read up
on it a bit and do some testing.
>However, if you want to include something on one page only why
wouldn't you just include it on that page? For example, if you want
to include "common.php " on every page and "signature. php" on index.php
only, why not just put the following on index.php:
include('commo n.php');
include('signa ture.php');
instead of putting signature.php inside common.php under some
condition?
My proposed solution is probably overkill. My original problem is
positioning of the content. All of the content in the first include
is within a table.
In the parent page, I could create the table structure of the first
include, break the first include into parts, and populate the cells
individually with the pieces and parts of the first and second
include. My problem with that is I want to retain the ability to
work with, edit, the first include as a single page.
In the parent page, maybe there is a way to specify the position/
location of one include inside another?
On May 11, 8:36 pm, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
On 11 May 2007 16:47:16 -0700, ZeldorBlat <zeldorb...@gma il.com>
wrote:
On May 11, 6:42 pm, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
Hello everyone, any help would be greatly appreciated. :)
What I'm trying to do may not be advisable, but here goes...
I want a page named signature.php to appear conditionally as
an include within another include so that it will, for example,
appear in index.php but not in other result pages that use the
same top level include.
The method would need to determine what page it is inside of
during each given instance. I guess something like...
if page is index.php then include file else do nothing
A 'nested conditional' seems obvious but I don't know how to
create an argument that checks the result page file name or
otherwise id's that parent page.
Obviously, I'm new to PHP and my understanding of basic
programming is very limited. I'm also new to the group. I hope
to learn quickly, and I look forward to helping others in the
future.
You can always find out what the "top-level" script is with
$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] or $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] then base your
decision to include on that.
<http://www.php.net/manual/en/
reserved.variab les.php#reserve d.variables.ser ver>
I think that may be my answer. :) Thank you, I'll need to read up
on it a bit and do some testing.
However, if you want to include something on one page only why
wouldn't you just include it on that page? For example, if you want
to include "common.php " on every page and "signature. php" on index.php
only, why not just put the following on index.php:
include('common .php');
include('signat ure.php');
instead of putting signature.php inside common.php under some
condition?
My proposed solution is probably overkill. My original problem is
positioning of the content. All of the content in the first include
is within a table.
In the parent page, I could create the table structure of the first
include, break the first include into parts, and populate the cells
individually with the pieces and parts of the first and second
include. My problem with that is I want to retain the ability to
work with, edit, the first include as a single page.
In the parent page, maybe there is a way to specify the position/
location of one include inside another?
What I would do in that case is define a variable or constant in your
top (index) page before including common.php, then check for it before
including signature.php. That way you aren't limited to only showing
it on index.php, but can instead pick and choose which pages to
include it on.
So, in your index.php (or any other page on which you want to show
the "signature" ) you would do something like this:
define('SHOW_SI GNATURE', true);
include('common .php');
Then, common.php might look something like this:
//output some HTML
if(defined('SHO W_SIGNATURE') && SHOW_SIGNATURE)
include('signat ure.php')
//output some more HTML
That's basically the same as checking the value of
$_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] but it gives you a bit more flexibility.
On 11 May 2007 17:46:48 -0700, ZeldorBlat <ze********@gma il.com>
wrote:
>My proposed solution is probably overkill. My original problem is
positioning of the content. All of the content in the first include
is within a table.
In the parent page, I could create the table structure of the first
include, break the first include into parts, and populate the cells
individually with the pieces and parts of the first and second
include. My problem with that is I want to retain the ability to
work with, edit, the first include as a single page.
In the parent page, maybe there is a way to specify the position/
location of one include inside another?
What I would do in that case is define a variable or constant in your
top (index) page before including common.php, then check for it before
including signature.php. That way you aren't limited to only showing
it on index.php, but can instead pick and choose which pages to
include it on.
So, in your index.php (or any other page on which you want to show
the "signature" ) you would do something like this:
define('SHOW_S IGNATURE', true);
include('commo n.php');
First of all, thank you very much for clueing me in on this area of
programming. Without your help, I would still be very lost, but is
there a way to make basename, or a similar function, simply return
the filename of the parent page; the page the include is in? Thanks
again, I really appreciate any help I can get.
On May 12, 7:35 pm, Alan Jones <a...@jalanjone s.comwrote:
On 11 May 2007 17:46:48 -0700, ZeldorBlat <zeldorb...@gma il.com>
wrote:
My proposed solution is probably overkill. My original problem is
positioning of the content. All of the content in the first include
is within a table.
In the parent page, I could create the table structure of the first
include, break the first include into parts, and populate the cells
individually with the pieces and parts of the first and second
include. My problem with that is I want to retain the ability to
work with, edit, the first include as a single page.
In the parent page, maybe there is a way to specify the position/
location of one include inside another?
What I would do in that case is define a variable or constant in your
top (index) page before including common.php, then check for it before
including signature.php. That way you aren't limited to only showing
it on index.php, but can instead pick and choose which pages to
include it on.
So, in your index.php (or any other page on which you want to show
the "signature" ) you would do something like this:
define('SHOW_SI GNATURE', true);
include('common .php');
First of all, thank you very much for clueing me in on this area of
programming. Without your help, I would still be very lost, but is
there a way to make basename, or a similar function, simply return
the filename of the parent page; the page the include is in? Thanks
again, I really appreciate any help I can get.
Yes -- look at the following URL:
< http://www.php.net/manual/en/
reserved.variab les.php#reserve d.variables.ser ver>
and try the various variables available to see what they return.
On 12 May 2007 19:51:19 -0700, ZeldorBlat <ze********@gma il.com>
wrote:
>First of all, thank you very much for clueing me in on this area of
programming. Without your help, I would still be very lost, but is
there a way to make basename, or a similar function, simply return
the filename of the parent page; the page the include is in? Thanks
again, I really appreciate any help I can get.
Yes -- look at the following URL:
<http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variab les.php#reserve d.variables.ser ver>
and try the various variables available to see what they return.
I went thru that page last night and the most promising seemed to
be 'REQUEST_URI', which is supposed to output, "The URI which was
given in order to access this page; for instance, '/index.html'."
However, both...
echo ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
and...
echo basename($_SERV ER['REQUEST_URI']);
....returned the name of the file it is in, the include 'child' file,
and not the actual page URL accessed; /index.php. I need the
include script to know if it is being run within index.php.
Again, thanks for racking your brain on this with me. I'm at a
total loss... :(
BTW, might you or anyone be able to help with understanding
'open_basedir restriction'? I received the following error when
trying to use the link() function...
link ("/index.php","/index_body.php" );
Warning: link(): open_basedir restriction in effect.
File(/index.php) is not within the allowed path(s):
(/home/httpd/vhosts/jalanjones.com/httpdocs:/tmp) in
/home/httpd/vhosts/jalanjones.com/httpdocs/index_body.php on line 46
Thanks :)
At Sun, 13 May 2007 03:26:41 +0000, Alan Jones let his monkeys type:
On 12 May 2007 19:51:19 -0700, ZeldorBlat <ze********@gma il.com>
wrote:
[snip]
I went thru that page last night and the most promising seemed to
be 'REQUEST_URI', which is supposed to output, "The URI which was
given in order to access this page; for instance, '/index.html'."
However, both...
echo ($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
and...
echo basename($_SERV ER['REQUEST_URI']);
...returned the name of the file it is in, the include 'child' file,
and not the actual page URL accessed; /index.php. I need the
include script to know if it is being run within index.php.
It _should_ tell you the top level calling script. Show us what you
are doing exactly please. Btw, I am no fan of include files behaving
differently depending on where they're called from. What if your script
name changes ?
BTW, might you or anyone be able to help with understanding
'open_basedir restriction'? I received the following error when trying
to use the link() function...
link ("/index.php","/index_body.php" );
Open_basedir is a php setting telling the server the top_level directory
from which files can be opened in your scripts. It's commonly set to point
to your httpdocs dir. (In php.ini)
You got this warning because you tried linking files from your server's
root directory. Link takes a filepath, not a url. In other words, remove
the / from the arguments. (Or provide a full path to the file):
link ("index.php","i ndex_body.php") ;
Using the phpinfo() function you can see if open_basedir is set and if so,
to what directory.
HTH
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