[deanloh]

I have thought very hard on this yet I'm still clueless, hope someone can help me in this:

I'm trying to maintain just one header template, yet I would like the output of home page (index.php) different than the sub pages, i.e. sub pages have a navbar on the left, and home page doesnt.

Basically, what I was trying to achieve is: if this is not index page, add a column for navbar. So I added these codes to my header template:

Code:

...
<table>
<tr>
<?
if (ereg('/home/***/public_html/index.php', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME'])!=true) {
echo '<td>navbar for subpages</td>';
}
<td><!--header ends here-->
?>

Obviously it didnt work as the code

Code:

$_SERVER['SCRIPT_FILENAME']

outputs the header template's filename intead.

Question: is there a way to output the filename of the page? How can I better achieve this objective?

Any little hint will be much appreciated!

[moronovich]

i assume you don't go into parent and child directories.
this code should fix:

PHP Code:

if (!eregi('index.php', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'])) {

echo '<td>navbar for subpages</td>';

} 

[deanloh]

Thanks for the quick reply moronovich, I tried with your code, it still wont work. Problem is: the $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] code actually outputs the name of the header i.e. /inc/header.php therefore theres no way it will match the index.php

Am getting headache already...