[PHP question] URL manipulation

[monoVertex]

Ok, I want to get a certain part of the URL: everything, except the php fraction.

Example: URL is 'http://www.moisiltl.110mb.com/index.php?l=ro'

I want to get the 'http://www.moisiltl.110mb.com/index.php'.

Any help appreciated.

PS: I searched google and found ways to get the php fraction, or the 'index.php?l=ro', but not what I want .

 

[AceHart]

PHP fraction?

Anyway, you mean this?
'http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']

Or?

 

[monoVertex]

By PHP fraction I meant the '?l=ro' or w/e, after the 'blabla.php'.

If that code you gave me returns me the entire link, without that "PHP fraction" (I found this label on a website, dunno if it's correct), then that's what I was looking for. Thanks!

 

[mase]

Its called a URI I believe.
And the only way I can think to hide the URI is use a form with method="post" for your links ><

 

[monoVertex]

I don't want to hide it, I'm making a website in multiple languages and the '?l=ro' determines the language and I want to create a dynamic script, that changes a page in the same page, but with a different language, I don't want to write for each page a different script... So I need to take what is before the '?l=ro' and add to it a fraction to make another language.

 

[AceHart]

Well, just the $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] should do it already.
If you're staying on the same site, the site as such isn't needed.

And, for all practical purposes, the "?" part is the "Query".
Never seen fraction... (in that context).
You can get it with $_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"].

 

[DDRtists]

You could always mod_rewrite.

 

[monoVertex]

Oh, Ace you're the man! I found that 'PHP_SELF' thingie on the internet, but I passed it, because I forgot about the same server stuff. Thanks a lot!