Re: Pulling data out of browser address bar
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Sun, 25 Aug 2002 00:10:26 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Pulling data out of browser address bar | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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>Is there any way to tell what was typed in the browser to get to the
>web page.
>What I have is domain names that forward to a main domain and I
>want to know what they typed in the browser to get to the main domain.
> The way it is forwarded the browser retains what ever was typed
>in the address bar. How can I pull what was typed into the address bar
>this info into the web page.
Maybe.
Either the web-server is configured to provide that info or it isn't.
If it isn't, PHP can't go snatching it.
Luckily, *most* web-servers will provide that info in their out-of-the-box
configuration.
Build a sample page that has this in it:
<?php phpinfo();?>
Surf to it from two 'different' domain names.
Do a "Find..." in your browsers to determine where your URL is stored. It's
probably in several different variables. Test all your servers/domains to
be sure they are configured the same way.
Just because www1.example.com and www2.example.com do it doesn't mean
www3.example.com will unless you've been a very Good Boy about configuring
all servers exactly the same way.
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