Posted by Jim Carlock on 01/26/06 03:42

Another question...

Using the following code,

<?php require("/common/latest.php"); ?>

Is there a way to detect which page "required" latest.php ?

For instance...

Domain1, homepage (domain1.com/index.php) and
(domain1.com/talks/php/index.php) both employ ...
<?php require("/common/latest.php"); ?>

Domain2, provides similar multiple pages accessing the same
content by requiring...
<?php require("/common/latest.php"); ?>

Is there a php function that detections the name of the calling
page? And is there another way to do this? I'm working with
something along the lines of...

<?php require("/common/latest.php?rp=domain1.com/index.php"); ?>

Any other suggestions or a PHP server variable to detect the
name of the caller (calling page)?

Thanks.

Jim Carlock
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