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Posted by .:J:. on 06/10/06 12:51
"Geoff Berrow" <blthecat@ckdog.co.uk> wrote in message
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>>For example: I get this URL returned "/content" if the url requested is
>>"www.domain/content". Is there a setting I can use to avoid the backslash
>>?
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> print str_replace("/","",strrchr("www.domain/content", "/"));
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Hi Geoff
This sound a bit easier, then....,,, could my php code look like this:
<? php print
str_replace("/","",strrchr("$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['REQUEST_URI']", "/"));?>
?
I tried it, but am told from my webserver that I can not edit my php-file
with that code ?
Best regards
Jakob
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