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How can I show the URL of the page you are on somewhere on the page?
I run a forum with multiple domains and want to echo which domain each user is using on the page for them to see. Cheers |
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anyone?
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#3
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Even telling me it is impossible would help FFS......
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excellent support....
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In your AdminCP open up your style and go to edit templates. Put the following text in there where you want it to display:
Code:
http://$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] One thing you may need to be aware of is if you use mod_rewrite... Things make look a little funny. |
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I know very little about coding at all, or I would have tried to help myself :-) Cheers for trying anyway. |
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Oh! Sorry, that was my mistake. I was using the old 3.x standard. Use this instead:
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http://{vb:raw $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']}{vb:raw $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']}
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Cheers fella, cyber pint to you if there is such a thing ![]() Many Thanks for your help. |
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Glad to help. Kinda surprised it took this long for you to get a response about it, though. C'est la vie, no?
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