[vinoth06]

Hi friends,

Am having one link problem. Can any one please guide me to solve that issue.

ISSUE:

Am having config.php in home directory. In that i have give link.

PHP Code:

<?php
$flash1='<a href=download/xxxx.doc>click</a>';
$flash2='"<a href=download/yyy.doc>Industry</a>"';
$flash3='"<a href=hwcfr/index.php>2010</a>"';
?>

and

In my home page i have called this variable.

Problem:
When I click that flash 1 link in home. it will download properly.(Yyyyy.com - yyyyy Resources and Information.This website is for sale!)

Suppose if i click that link in some other subpages like contact or support. its not downloading.Its showing the link like (Yyyy.com - clipart com Resources and Information.This website is for sale!contact/download/xxxx.doc.)

So please suggest me to download the file from exact location /download/xxxx.doc.

Thank you

[UnrealEd]

it's best to use absolute linking. Instead of using download/xxxxx.doc, you should use Yyyyy.com - yyyyy Resources and Information.This website is for sale!

[Yeroon]

Easiest to do that is using the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] function

so your links would be

PHP Code:

$flash1='<a href='.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'/download/xxxx.doc>click</a>'; 

[UnrealEd]

don't forget to add the 'http://' part in front of $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']

PHP Code:

 $flash1='<a href=http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'/download/xxxx.doc>click</a>'; 

I always forget to do so, and things never work the first time I run them

[Jcbones]

Originally Posted by UnrealEd

don't forget to add the 'http://' part in front of $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']

PHP Code:

 $flash1='<a href=http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'/download/xxxx.doc>click</a>'; 

I always forget to do so, and things never work the first time I run them

I thought I was the only one that made silly mistakes like that.

[vinoth06]

Oh god.. Its working.. Thank you guys.. Am proud to be here.. Am so happy guys....