Re: AW: [PHP] REDIRECT_QUERY_STRING and 404 redirects in cgi mode

Hi, Responses are below. Best Regards, Bill Zeller --- Hess Dominique <hessbern@dplanet.ch> wrote: > hi, I have add it to mine and get the > "$REDIRECT_URL" and the "$REQUEST_URL" > as variable with the string I entered in the URL. > > If you add phpinfo, are there ANY output? So does it > work, phpinfo? yes, phpinfo() prints out all the information. http://www.blue-prints.com/asdf/asg/sdaf is sent to http://www.blue-prints.com/test.htm Both print out phpinfo(); > Whar if you let those both variables print out, are > they empty? Yes. > > an other was is to catch the whole Header and parse > it... hmm, interesting...maybe that would work. > > an other question, are those html files (index.html) > you connect on an error > executable? so does the server know, to execut the > script as php? Yes, i added the type (using forcetype) to my .htaccess file. > > hope I helped, if not, reply. > greetings > dominique > > H> I'm using <? phpinfo(); ?> to check all my work, > and > H> the variables I need simply don't exist. I'm on > PHP > H> 4.03. > > H> > add > H> > <? phpinfo(); ?> > H> > in the error page and look, where you find you > H> > searched variable. > H> > There are every "system" variable, also this > one, it > H> > mus! > H> > (I had some script, but couldn't find it > anymoore) > H> > I'm not sure, but I think it's $HTTP_REFERER or > H> > $REQUEST_URL > H> > But I'm not sure, if mine was also installed as > CGI > H> > libary... > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos - Share your holiday photos online! http://photos.yahoo.com/