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I always forget this, so now while I think I have it right I'm posting it:

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'] . $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'];

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Nathaniel (http://www.thornvalley.com) wrote:

Uh... Isn't it the other way around (PATH_INFO first)? Speaking of which... (checks the PHP docs) I don't see PATH_INFO as one of the $_SERVER variables listed (and phpinfo() running on my server seems to confirm this).

Maybe it's just me, though.

∴ Nathaniel | 5-Jul-2004 7:28pm est | http://www.thornvalley.com | #4927

Nathaniel (http://www.thornvalley.com) wrote:

Oops... I suppose I should post the URL to that documentation.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.php

∴ Nathaniel | 5-Jul-2004 7:31pm est | http://www.thornvalley.com | #4928

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