[Eznetlinks]

I'm writing a script that uses $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]. The output results in /page.php. I need to remove the "/" so output is page.php. How do i remove the slash ("/").

Thanks,
Eznetlinks

[NeverMind]

it is not a problem to have this slash ..but

PHP Code:

str_replace('/', '', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); 

but if you have your script not running on the root then you will have problem since it will work like this if it was on a sub directory :

PHP Code:

//assume that you are running on a dir called dir1

//and your file is filename1

//so $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] will give /dir1/filename1.php

echo str_replace('/', '', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); //will print dir1filename.php !! 

[Eznetlinks]

Thanks that will do the job. I needed it to make this text counter.

<?
$root = $_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"];
$counid = $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"];
$counid = str_replace('/', '', $counid);
if(is_dir("$root/counters"))
{
if (is_file("$root/counters/$counid.txt")){
$datei = fopen("$root/counters/$counid.txt","r");
$count = fgets($datei,1000);
fclose($datei);
$count=$count + 1 ;
echo "<font face=Arial, Helvetica size=2>You Are Vistor # $count</font><br>" ;
echo "\n<br>" ;
$datei = fopen("$root/counters/$counid.txt","w");
fwrite($datei, $count);
fclose($datei);
}else{fopen("$root/counters/$counid.txt","w");
header("Location: /$counid");}}
else{mkdir("$root/counters");
header("Location: /$counid");
}
?>

count visits to individual pages keeps all counters in one file.

Thanks,
Eznetlinks