How To Echo Own Page Url On Page ?

@developer_webJun 04.2021

Php Folks,

My url is this:
https://localhost/Templates/Pagination_Template.php?search=keyword&tbl=links&col=keyword&max=1&page=36

Q1.
If I want to echo on page the url in this following format then how do I do it ?
https://localhost/Templates/Pagination_Template.php?search=keyword&tbl=links&col=keyword&max=1&page=1

Q2.
If I want to echo on page the url in this following format then how do I do it ?
https://localhost/Templates/Pagination_Template.php

I ask because, when I use this:

[code] echo $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]; [/code]

I get echoed this:
**/Pagination_Template.php**

And, when I use this:

[code] echo $_SERVER[‘PHP_SELF’]; [/code]

I get echoed this:
**Pagination_Template.php**

Q3.
This is relative url:
**Pagination_Template.php**

But what kind of url is this as it is neither rel or absolute url ?
**/Pagination_Template.php**

I need all three questions addressed.

Thanks

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@plurisistemasJun 04.2021 — #I have this doubt too!

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@NogDogJun 04.2021 — #> @developer_web#1632534 But what kind of url is this as it is neither rel or absolute url ?

> /Pagination_Template.php

If that's what it's outputting, then it thinks Pagination_Template.php is in the root directory of the web site. (The leading "/" indicates the "document root" of the site.)

@php-bgraderJun 05.2021 — #Try running a phpinfo() and look at all the variations such as

_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] domain.com

_SERVER["SCRIPT_URL"] /phpinfo.php

_SERVER["SCRIPT_URI"] http://domain.com/phpinfo.php

_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] domain.com

_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAME"] /phpinfo.php

_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"] a%5B%5D=%3Ca

_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] /phpinfo.php?a%5B%5D=%3Ca

_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"] /phpinfo.php

@developer_webauthorJun 05.2021 — #@NogDog#1632548

Correction:

I ask because, when I use this:

<i>
 </i>echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];

I get echoed this:

**/Pagination_Template.php**

And, when I use this:

<i>
 </i>echo basename(__FILE__,'');

I get echoed this:

**Pagination_Template.php.**

@developer_webauthorJun 05.2021 — #@php-bgrader#1632561

**Apache Environment**

SERVER_NAME localhost

SERVER_ADDR 127.0.0.1

REMOTE_ADDR 127.0.0.1

SCRIPT_FILENAME C:/xampp/htdocs/Templates/Pagination_Template.php

QUERY_STRING search=keyword&tbl=links&col=keyword&max=1&page=36

REQUEST_URI /Templates/Pagination_Template.php?search=keyword&tbl=links&col=keyword&max=1&page=36

SCRIPT_NAME /Templates/Pagination_Template.php

**PHP Variables**

$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] C:/xampp/htdocs/Templates/Pagination_Template.php

I do not see, even with CTRL+F:

**_SERVER["SCRIPT_URL"]

_SERVER["SCRIPT_URI"]

_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"]**

@developer_webauthorJun 05.2021 — #@NogDog#1632548

And, just why does it falsely assume such ?

@NogDogJun 05.2021 — #> @developer_web#1632590 And, just why does it falsely assume such ?

Well, if I had to bet on whether it's PHP or you that is making a false assumption, my money would not be on PHP. Since I'm not testing your code in your environment, I have no idea where the file is actually located, how it's being called/included by the application, etc.; so I'm not going to make any assumptions myself as to what is going on.

@developer_webauthorJun 09.2021 — #@NogDog#1632596

Root directory is here:

**C:xampphtdocs**

Correct ?

And "Templates" folder is in root directory:

**C:xampphtdocsTemplates**

Correct ?

And the File is located here (**remember from my oop**):

**https://localhost/Templates/Pagination_Template.php?search=keyword&tbl=links&col=keyword&max=1&page=36**

Now, I deleted all the php code from that file just now.

And wrote only these 2 lines:

<i>
 </i>&lt;?php
 echo $selfpage = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; echo '&lt;br&gt;';
 echo basename(__FILE__,'');
 ?&gt;

I get echoed:

**/Templates/Pagination_Template.php

Pagination_Template.php**

So yes, it is assuming the "Templates" folder is in root directory.

I think everything is fine now. It's just I forgot that when a path starts with "/" it assumes it's starting from the root directory.

Q1. Anything else you want to add here, mate ?

Or, is everything fine now ?

It's just, I thought this:

<i>
 </i>&lt;?php
 echo $selfpage = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
 ?&gt;

Would echo this:

**Pagination_Template.php**

Echo echo no root directory nonsense or symbol **"/"**.

But the following code is echoing that instead. Echoing what I really want.

<i>
 </i>&lt;?php
 echo basename(__FILE__,'');
 ?&gt;

Echoing exactly what I want (just the file name):

**Pagination_Template.php**

And so, I have now decided that, if I want to echo just the file name with no path details such as root "/" then I just gonna use this code:

<i>
 </i>&lt;?php
 echo basename(__FILE__,'');
 ?&gt;

Q2. Am I gonna do the right thing here ? The code, I mean.

And, if I want to echo the root directory path, like so:

**/Templates/Pagination_Template.php**

then I will just use the code:

<i>
 </i>&lt;?php
 echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];
 ?&gt;

Q3. Am I gonna do the right thing here ? The code, I mean.

But note that, I don't really like this echoed:

**/Templates/Pagination_Template.php**

Instead, I prefer to echo like following (if I gonna echo the full url with the path and not just the file name):

**https://localhost/Templates/Pagination_Template.php**

Q4. So, which code would echo like that ? NogDog. Tell me atleast that. Echo the full url, like I just shown you above. Url starting with the 'domain' if on the web. Else, starting with the "localhost".

Like so:

**https://localhost**.

Don't forget to answer all 4 questions, especially Q4. Ok ?

Thanks!

@NogDogJun 09.2021 — #Untested:

[code=php]
 echo "https://{$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}{$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']}";
 [/code]

> @developer_web#1632728 Don't forget to answer all 4 questions, especially Q4. Ok ?

Nope, you don't pay me enough.

@developer_webauthorJun 19.2021 — #@NogDog#1632741

Lol! I meant, when you get the time.

@developer_webauthorJun 19.2021 — #@NogDog#1632741

I am clapping my hands. You solved my problem. 😃

@iamkajalJun 25.2021 — #To get the current page URL in PHP Try this code

&lt;?php  <br/>
 if(isset($<EM>_SERVER['HTTPS']) &amp;&amp; $_</EM>SERVER['HTTPS'] === 'on')   <br/>
 $url = "https://";   <br/>
 else  <br/>
 $url = "http://";   <br/>
 // Append the host(domain name, ip) to the URL.   <br/>
 $url.= $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; 
 <br/>
 <i>    </i><CODE>// Append the requested resource location to the URL 
 <i>    </i>$url.= $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; 
 <i>    </i> 
 <i>    </i>echo $url;  </CODE>
 ?&gt;   <C>

another way:

</C>&lt;?php  <br/>
 $curPageName = substr($<EM>_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"],strrpos($_</EM>SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"],"/")+1);  <br/>
 echo "The current page name is: ".$curPageName;  <br/>
 echo "&lt;/br&gt;";  <br/>
 ?&gt;

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@developer_webauthorJul 01.2021 — #@iamkajal#1633336

Thanks Kajal!

You seem to be a worthy programmer. Lookout for my threads.; They are worthy questioning ones too!

@developer_webauthorJul 18.2021 — #@NogDog#1632741

How-about I pray for you instead of paying you ?

To get saved from the Corona/Covid. NogDog.

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