Re: command that gives current location of script

Hey! You could use 'phpinfo()' to find what you seek. $PHP_SELF does give you the current location of the php script, but with 'phpinfo()' you could read about other values that supply miscellanies related information.

        <?php
          phpinfo();
        ?>

Best Regards - Aviv Revach At 22:27 17/03/01 -0700, Andrew V. Romero wrote:

I though in flipping through the manual that I had come across a command that gives the location of where the script is being run from, but I have been searching for half an hour and can't find it now. Isn't it something like $php_self? Anyone kow what I am talking about? Thanks,

    Andrew V. Romero
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