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PHP equivalent of JS document.location
BTW: it 's pitty, I can 't redirect with apache or PHP without loosing the ancor '#section2'. Need to redirect mydomain.com/oldurl/view.php?page1#section2 to mydomain.com/newurl/view.php?page1#section2- needphphelp
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- Forum: PHP
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PHP equivalent of JS document.location
>Where do these requests originate? From other websites. I want to use this for reseller tracking. It 's meant to be a secret, but hell... I can use the standard sell.php?reseller=john but in this case sell.php?reseller=john sell.php?reseller=adam sell.php?reseller=eve will be considered...- needphphelp
- Post #7
- Forum: PHP
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PHP equivalent of JS document.location
I give up. I think it 's impossible to grab the fragment from url entered by user. I 'll have to use javascrpt then. Any other solution?- needphphelp
- Post #5
- Forum: PHP
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PHP equivalent of JS document.location
>As for the '#'. Are you trying to get the HTML anchor from the URL? Exactly. This is what I need. Too long to explain why, but I will be generating sections on the fly. If the visitor requests aruba.php#waterfalls And the <a name=waterfalls> isn't there, it will be created filled with...- needphphelp
- Post #3
- Forum: PHP
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PHP equivalent of JS document.location
OK, crack this. I call it 100 dollar PHP question Can anyone translate this piece of javascript into PHP? <script> document.write(document.location); </script> It should return the current document URL, including: query - after the question mark ? (I would use $QUERY_STRING) fragment - after...- needphphelp
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