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Defining a root for links to refer to

Asked by bano6010 in PHP Scripting Language

Tags: a href link root

Hello,

I am writing an application that several people with different setups will be installing. I am going to have a standard header included on each page with links to the home page and other key pages. Without knowing what the file system is or the directory path from the root, is there any way I can insure the links in the header will return to the proper page?

I can't use a relative path because the header will get called on different pages at different levels within the folder structure of my app and I can't use an exact path because I don't have the folder structure on the user's computer.

I am using php and am hoping there is a function or something that could search for a file in what I want to be the root directory and set the links accordingly. If there is nothing like that, the assistance on how to make something like that would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for looking and your assistance.

~bano6010
 
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