PHP link formation or write in html
Here I got my current link builder:
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$out[] = "<a href=\"{$_SERVER["PHP_SELF
}
Here is output: <a href="/test/langui.php?lang=es">Spanish</a>
so it redirects to: mysite.com/test/langui.php
I want it build link so it redirects to: mysite.com/test/es/langui.
Output should be: <a href="/test/es/langui.php">Spanish</a>
Easy points here.
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$out[] = "<a href=\"{$_SERVER["PHP_SELF
}
Here is output: <a href="/test/langui.php?lang=es">Spanish</a>
so it redirects to: mysite.com/test/langui.php
I want it build link so it redirects to: mysite.com/test/es/langui.
Output should be: <a href="/test/es/langui.php">Spanish</a>
Easy points here.
some corrects:
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$out[] = "<a href=\"{$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"]}/{$lang_code}/{$_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAME"]}\">$lang_name</a>";
}
i didnt realize before, that you had folder in url, now should work fine:
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$temp = explode('/',$_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"]);
$temp[] = end($temp);
$temp[sizeof($temp) - 2] = $lang_code;
$link = implode('/', $temp);
$out[] = "<a href=\"$link\">$lang_name</a>";
}ASKER
I asked this question so I don't want to check it for errors each time and someone can answer it straight away.
You current version gives me this:
http://mysite.com/test/mysite.com/es//usr/web2/test/langui.php
Please check you answer before posting here.
You current version gives me this:
http://mysite.com/test/mysite.com/es//usr/web2/test/langui.php
Please check you answer before posting here.
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$out[] = '<a href="'.
pathinfo($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],PATHINFO_DIRNAME) .'/'.
$lang_code .'/'.
pathinfo($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],PATHINF_BASENAME) .'">'.
$lang_name .'</a>';
}HTH
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Derokorian, output is: http://mysite.com/test/es/
saimazz, output is Correct: http://mysite.com/test/es/langui.php
Could you please simplify it.
saimazz, output is Correct: http://mysite.com/test/es/langui.php
Could you please simplify it.
OMG sorry I made a typo:
foreach ($langs as $lang_code => $lang_name)
{
$out[] = '<a href="'.
pathinfo($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],PATHINFO_DIRNAME) .'/'.
$lang_code .'/'.
pathinfo($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],PATHINFO_BASENAME) .'">'.
$lang_name .'</a>';
}
In statements like this one:
$temp = explode('/',$_SERVER["SCRI
The intent of the slash is to be used as a directory separator. PHP has a context-aware constant DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR that should be used instead of the quoted slash. It will make your script portable between operating systems if you use the PHP constant.
$temp = explode('/',$_SERVER["SCRI
The intent of the slash is to be used as a directory separator. PHP has a context-aware constant DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR that should be used instead of the quoted slash. It will make your script portable between operating systems if you use the PHP constant.
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Oops... Sorry - I left the GET processing in the script from your other question. But in any case the code from line 35 to the end generates the URLs in the format you want.
Actually Ray, you would get es/test/langui.php as opposed to /test/es/langui.php
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Obviously, /test/ is mean test, so in reality I will use it in / anyway. Based on this I can say that Derokorian's and saimazz's solutions work only in /test/. On other hand Ray_Paseur's solution is works just right in /test/ output is mysite.com/test/es/test/la
what is correct.
what is correct.
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First off, if you tried my solution you'd notice it would work in ANY directory including the root directory.
Well, in any case, it's just a matter of moving the correct strings into the correct positions in the URL, but without understanding the site's directory structure we are all a bit at a loss to provide the exact answer. The php.net web site has it figured out.
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
http://us2.php.net/manual/es/function.urlencode.php
http://us2.php.net/manual/de/function.urlencode.php
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.urlencode.php
http://us2.php.net/manual/es/function.urlencode.php
http://us2.php.net/manual/de/function.urlencode.php
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First off, if you tried my solution you'd notice it would work in ANY directory including the root directory.Derokorian, watch my first even screencast.
SSupreme-513882.flv
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want to close differently
{
$out[] = "<a href=\"{$_SERVER["SERVER_N
}