Jay Blanchard wrote:
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http://localhost/cad.php?directory=c:/suncosys/cyl/../sbr/../act/2d/obsolete
/..
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I would have to see your code to see how the $_GET array grows.
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Following is my code as it is. I wrote something similar in Python but
it creates static html pages
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> You can include information in the query string of the URL
>
> Click Here
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> The information would be available in the $_GET array as
$_GET['directory']
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>
This did the trick but, how do I clear out the $_GET array? As I move
around the directories the 'directory' string gets longer
Jay Blanchard wrote:
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Can I use an anchor element to pass info back to the self same php
script? If so how? I can't seem to find my way though this aspect of the
project.
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You can include information in the query string of the URL
Click Here
The information would be available i
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Can I use an anchor element to pass info back to the self same php
script? If so how? I can't seem to find my way though this aspect of the
project.
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You can include information in the query string of the URL
Click Here
The information would be available in the $_GET array as $_G
Greetings,
>I think what I need is for the
> php script to call itself and pass the name of the new directory so the
> new directory can be queried and displayed.
Let me see if I got this right.
You have Dir x, y, z, w. In each dir you have files 1 through n.
What you want to do is loop throug
I have hundreds of CAD drawing files in binary format. Using the
strpos() function I can query embedded ASCII info from the CAD files. I
display the queried info along with an anchor element to the CAD file in
the web browser using a php script. Thus I can give the drawings
arbitrary file names
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