How do I take the name of page url?

[greedyman]

I have a template. This template include header, leftColumn, rightColumn and footer. In these, header and footer is no change in any page. I want to take the name of them (example: http://localhost/Demo/function_serve...r/redirect.php --> I need "redirect.php") to know which this page and include some parts corresponding with leftColumn and rightColumn.

Thank for watching!

[ralph.m]

Hey greedyman, I don't know PHP, just to warn you (though I like to tinker with the basics), but here's perhaps a simple way to do what you want:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); 

if ($page == "redirect.php") {
    include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/folder/file.php";
    };
?>

This is just me tinkering. I'm sure someone has a better answer, from which I'll learn too.

[cpradio]

Hey greedyman, I don't know PHP, just to warn you (though I like to tinker with the basics), but here's perhaps a simple way to do what you want:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); 

if ($page == "redirect.php") {
    include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/folder/file.php";
    };
?>

This is just me tinkering. I'm sure someone has a better answer, from which I'll learn too.

@ralph.m ; I think that is a fine solution. First time I read the question, I wasn't exactly sure what the original poster wanted, after seeing your response and re-reading his question, the solution seems to fit what I now believe he wants.

[greedyman]

Hey greedyman, I don't know PHP, just to warn you (though I like to tinker with the basics), but here's perhaps a simple way to do what you want:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); 

if ($page == "redirect.php") {
    include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/folder/file.php";
    };
?>

This is just me tinkering. I'm sure someone has a better answer, from which I'll learn too.

Hi! Thank a lot ralph.m. I'll try it now. Let's help me if I have any question.

[greedyman]

Hey greedyman, I don't know PHP, just to warn you (though I like to tinker with the basics), but here's perhaps a simple way to do what you want:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); 

if ($page == "redirect.php") {
    include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "/folder/file.php";
    };
?>

This is just me tinkering. I'm sure someone has a better answer, from which I'll learn too.

Hi! Thank a lot ralph.m. I'll try it now. But my page have four columns, three columns in these is change when I direct to any page. I don't want copy code from this file to that file and then use the code of your. Example:

index.php

<div id="indexLeftColumn">
    <div id="navigation">
        // if 'index.php' then include ('abc.php');
    </div><!-- end # -->
</div><!-- end #indexLeftColumn -->
    
<div id="indexRightColumn">
        <div id="innner">
            // if 'category.php' then include('def.php');
    </div><!-- #inner -->
</div><!-- end #indexRightColumn --> 

cart.php

<div id="indexLeftColumn">
    <div id="navigation">
        // if 'cart.php' then include ('c.php');
    </div><!-- end # -->
</div><!-- end #indexLeftColumn -->
    
<div id="indexRightColumn">
    <div id="innner">
        // if 'cake.php' then include('d.php');
    </div><!-- #inner -->
</div><!-- end #indexRightColumn --> 

index.php's code and cart.php's code are similar. How can I arrange the main page and include page to more easy?

[greedyman]

@ralph.m ; I think that is a fine solution. First time I read the question, I wasn't exactly sure what the original poster wanted, after seeing your response and re-reading his question, the solution seems to fit what I now believe he wants.

Hi. So sorry! My english is basic. That's what I want before. I have a problem above.

[ralph.m]

I'm afraid I don't quite understand the question. If you just want to include things in those places, you could do something like this:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?>

<div id="navigation"> 
    <?php if ($page == "cart.php") { 
        include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "c.php"; 
    }; ?> 
</div>

But if you want a more sophisticated template that serves all pages at once, youll have to set things up a little differently. (What I'm suggesting is just a simple noob solution.)

[greedyman]

I'm afraid I don't quite understand the question. If you just want to include things in those places, you could do something like this:

<?php $page = basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?>

<div id="navigation"> 
    <?php if ($page == "cart.php") { 
        include $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] . "c.php"; 
    }; ?> 
</div>

But if you want a more sophisticated template that serves all pages at once, youll have to set things up a little differently. (What I'm suggesting is just a simple noob solution.)

Hi. Sorry, I quite silly. Thank all!

[ralph.m]

Sorry, I quite silly.

Not at all! Your post are fine. We just want to make sure we've answered the question.