Hi.

I know that $HTTP_SERVER_VARS['HTTP_REFERER'] will return a user to the previous page viewed, but is there a php function which will output the name of the current page?

I want to create a page which contains all my link buttons and then include it into every page on the site - so if i need to add more buttons i only have to modify 1 page. However, i want the button of the selected page to be highlighted and i cant figure out how to do this if every page on the site refers to an included piece of code to display my buttons.

Anybody know?

Thankyou

PHP Code:

$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'] 


That will get the whole URL which you can manipulate until your hearts content. There's probably better ways, and that one is most likely flawed but it seems to work not too bad...

Stoot

Excelllent. just what im looking for. Thanks

i am sure that this isnt the best and smart way to do this,but i`ve done something like this for a footer on a page :
created a $footer var that i included in the config.php page

PHP Code:

$footer = "<td colspan=\"11\" bgcolor=\"#84987D\" class=\"gruppi\" align=\"center\" valign=\"middle\"><a href=\"../../index.php\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Home</a> <a href=\"../htm/chi_siamo.html?menu=item_1\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Profilo</a> <a href=\"gruppi.php?dest=TUTTE&action=nextpage&id=1&menu=item_2\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Gruppi</a> <a href=\"individuali.php\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Individuali</a> <a href=\"offerte.php?action=nextpage&id=1\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Offerte Speciali</a> <a href=\"../htm/ambasciate.html?menu=item_3\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Viaggiare Informati</a> <a href=\"#\">|&nbsp;&nbsp;Area Agenzie&nbsp;&nbsp;|</a> </td>"; 


after you do this you can add a variable in the url of each page and use $_GET[''] to display the name of each page...
if i want to modify anything to the footer i just go to the config.php file and modify the $footer variable...