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You could just get the $ENV{QUERYSTRING}, and this would be exactly the querystring to your script.
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You could just get the $ENV{QUERYSTRING}, and this would be exactly the querystring to your script.

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I want URL and parameters all together<br />
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I mean:<br />
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http://www.mysite.com/test.pl?a=1&b=2&c=3&d=%20Test%20<br />
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I want entire URL
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I want URL and parameters all together

I mean:

http://www.mysite.com/test.pl?a=1&b=2&c=3&d=%20Test%20

I want entire URL

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my $EntireURL = &quot;http://www.mysite.com/test.pl?$ENV{QUERY_STRING}&quot;<br />

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my $EntireURL = "http://www.mysite.com/test.pl?$ENV{QUERY_STRING}"


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There isn't a method to get it dynamically?
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There isn't a method to get it dynamically?

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The REQUEST_URI will not contain the protocol (http), or the domain (www.mysite.com). &nbsp;And if the current page is different from the desired link, it will not be correct.<br />

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The REQUEST_URI will not contain the protocol (http), or the domain (www.mysite.com).  And if the current page is different from the desired link, it will not be correct.


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my $EntireURL = &quot;$ENV{REQUEST_URI}?$ENV{QU<wbr />ERY_STRING<wbr />}&quot; ;
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my $EntireURL = "$ENV{REQUEST_URI}?$ENV{QUERY_STRING}" ;

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What do you want to get? &nbsp;There are several environment variables that contain different parts of what you are asking for.
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What do you want to get?  There are several environment variables that contain different parts of what you are asking for.

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I meant SCRIPT_URI<br />
my $EntireURL = &quot;$ENV{SCRIPT_URI}?$ENV{QUE<wbr />RY_STRING}<wbr />&quot; ;
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I meant SCRIPT_URI
my $EntireURL = "$ENV{SCRIPT_URI}?$ENV{QUERY_STRING}" ;

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SCRIPT_URI? &nbsp; I don't have this - I am using apache... what webserver are you using?<br />

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SCRIPT_URI?   I don't have this - I am using apache... what webserver are you using?


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I'm using apache 2.2.8, which looks to be the newest release.... wondering if SCRIPT_URI is a non-standard add-on your host is using.
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I'm using apache 2.2.8, which looks to be the newest release.... wondering if SCRIPT_URI is a non-standard add-on your host is using.

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With 2.2.8.... I meant 2.2 is the latest - there is a 2.2.9 released on 2008-06-13, but I doubt this would have changed.
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With 2.2.8.... I meant 2.2 is the latest - there is a 2.2.9 released on 2008-06-13, but I doubt this would have changed.

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I want to get ALL parameters of GET method and put them together in a single string variable...<br />
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ex.<br />
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If Test.pl?a=1&amp;b=2&amp;c=3&amp;d=%20T<wbr />est%20 called<br />
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I want to have a=1&amp;b=2&amp;c=3&amp;d=%20Test%20 in a single string variable in same format with &amp;&nbsp;and html encoded.<br />
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Thanks from now!
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I want to get ALL parameters of GET method and put them together in a single string variable...

ex.

If Test.pl?a=1&b=2&c=3&d=%20Test%20 called

I want to have a=1&b=2&c=3&d=%20Test%20 in a single string variable in same format with & and html encoded.

Thanks from now!

PERL CGI Get all GET parameters and put them together

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