On 30-09-2012 14:21, Tom Sparks wrote:
I have created a php script that use $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'], for the different sub-sections
the links now looks like this http://localhost/collection/popups.php/models/bttf/car01/
my web browser cant load my images/javascripts/etc because it is trying to use
relative url from http://localhost/collection/popups.php/models/bttf/car01/*
witch is incorrect, but the browser gets a 200 (ok) message from the server
my images/javascripst/etc is relative to http://localhost/collection/*
but my requirement dictate relative url only because I may move the folder
later to a new location
what are my options?
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tom_a_sparks "It's a nerdy thing I like to do"
I don't know where you store your images, scripts, etc. but I would
hazard in a different dir. What you could do is check if the path
request you recieve includes those dirs. If so, send a permanent
redirect to the browser with the correct url. Ie. an error 301 Moved
Permanently.
Alternatively, what I prefer. Is to have your paths stored in a
variable, and to simply output that variable's contents as the
base-path. This way, you can still show things relative to that
base-path, and when you move the folder, you only need to update that
one variable (which should be in a config file somewhere).
In other words:
instead of saying "go to /absolute/path/to/foo/images/whatever.jpg" or
"./images/whatever.jpg" you do a:
$BASE_PATH = '/absolute/oath/to/foo';
echo $BASE_PATH . '/images/whatever.jpg';
In other words, you're combining the power of relative paths with that
of absolute ones.
- Tul
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