RE: [PHP] "you are here" monitor?

> > I think I saw a script that will keep a running tab of what directory/site > area the user is in, e.g. > > home > section > subsection > page > > and allow them to be hot links. > > I cannot find this anywhere - can anyone point me in the right direction? > Hi Andrew This normally works for me --------------------------- // This function will show the path by directory function show_path() { global $SERVER_NAME; global $PATH_TRANSLATED; global $SCRIPT_NAME; // _path_info.php3 // This script is used to call the path directory listing throughout the site // Return the Script name as an array for the path menu ie. home : subjects : etc. // Get rid of everything apart from the file name $dir = substr(strrchr ($SCRIPT_NAME, "/"), 1); // Remove the file name from the scriptname by replacing the filename with $path = str_replace("$dir", "", $SCRIPT_NAME); // Remove the first and last / $path = substr("$path", 1, -1); // Print out the link as it should be // The href should be the full path but the name should be only the dir echo "<a href=\"/\">Home</a> > "; if($path != "") { // Return the path as an array by spliting at / $path = split( "/", $path); if(sizeof($path) != 0) { $start = 0; $stop = count($path); for ($i = $start; $i < $stop; $i++) { print "<a href=\"/"; for ($j = $start; $j <= $i; $j++) { print "$path[$j]/"; } print "\">".ucfirst($path[$i])."</a> > \n"; } } } --------------------------------