something wrong with the path..
$url_site = abc.com/test/
in my code, my form action is like this:
<?php
echo \"<form method=post action=\\"$url_site/template/admin.php\\">\";
?>when i test, this path is wrong.
it wil have something like this:
<?php
<a href=\"http://www.abc.com/template/www.abc.com/test/template/admin.php\" class=\"bb-url\">http://www.abc.com/template/www.abc.com/test/template/admin.php</a>
?>why will this happen? how can i solved it??
Mark Hensler posted this at 09:02 — 4th December 2001.
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What I do in cases like that, is just start echoing the var in question. Keep echoing it further and further up in your script until it's correct. Then you should have a general idea of where it's getting borked.
Another option is to do a search in all documents that touch that var. It's getting changed somewhere.
Mark Hensler
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joyce posted this at 09:22 — 4th December 2001.
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solved that problem. i was told to put a http :
<?php$url_site = <a href=\"http://www.abc.com/test\" class=\"bb-url\">http://www.abc.com/test</a>
?>
but i found another path problem, which is..i got something like a folder tree. the last level, which is the child, will have this path:
<?php
<a href=\"http://http://www.abc.com/test/template/admin.php\" target=\"_blank\"><a href=\"http://http://www.abc.com/test/template/admin.php\" class=\"bb-url\">http://http://www.abc.com/test/template/admin.php</a></a>
[php/]
i put the path as:
[PHP]
$url_site/template/admin.php
?>
wat cuold be this problem??
Busy posted this at 09:49 — 4th December 2001.
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This is way over my head as I'm still learning php but am interested as I may run into similar problems down the line.
would the quotes be affecting the $url_site ?
would ddouble quotes around it help with \'s infront of the other quotes used or even single quotes ?
$url_site = "http://www.abc.com/test"
Wil posted this at 10:16 — 4th December 2001.
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You're thinking of interpolation? In perl this does make a difference, although it should not make a difference in the case of assigning a value to a scalar. It would make a difference if you were trying to assign one scalar to another however.
$scalar = "$scalar";
$scalar = '$scalar';
..are different, or at least in Perl. I don't code PHP personally.
Cheers
- wil
Mark Hensler posted this at 17:22 — 4th December 2001.
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I'm a bit lost.
But I do see two 'http://' in those URLs.
And I see that $url_site does not have it's full value in quotes. (as busy mentioned)
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