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Posted by matthom@gmail.com on 09/30/06 22:50
> ** I do not use a DB **
There's gonna have to be a DB in there somewhere. Out of curiousity,
why don't you use a DB?
Also, if you're looking to track page visits - believe me, you don't
want to do this by hand, like you're suggesting. Another member
mentioned Google Analytics. Also, Mint (http://www.haveamint.com/) is
good too.
Steve Ray wrote:
> Guys
>
> I'm trying to write a function that will return that name of the page that
> you are currently viewing (and ultimately save this to a file)
>
> I want to then include this into a file that is included across the entirety
> of my site. The idea behind this is so that I can monitor which are the
> most popular pages on my site.
>
> ** I do not use a DB **
>
> I've found the PHP_SELF constant but this permanently returns (blank) when I
> display the contents of this onto the form
>
> Am I looking at the wrong info ?
>
> Ultimately can this be done ?
>
> In anticipation
>
> Steve
>
> ---------
> We don't stop playing because we get old
> We get old because we stop playing
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