Problem with setting a Relative Path
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- jdhorton77
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Problem with setting a Relative Path
I'm using PHP Session Variables and I had my href tags using absolute paths. But for some reason it wasn't allowing the Session Variables to pass from page to page correctly. So I'm wanting to try relative paths since I think when I use the absolute path it is creating a new session. Problem is that the server I'm using has a directory for http and https. So for a file found in the http directory the absolute path would be http://something.com/somefile.php. And for a file in the https directory it would be https://something.com/someotherfile.php. My problem is when I have a file in the https directory trying to include a file in the http directory I'm not sure how to write the relative path. I've tried many different ways but to no avail. Could someone please help. Thanks.
- feyd
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You're including a file via a remote request? The file is local to the script, is it not?
PHP typically doesn't care one way or another if you're in HTTPS over HTTP. It will act the same.
If you output getcwd(), it may illustrate a remarkable similarity.
PHP typically doesn't care one way or another if you're in HTTPS over HTTP. It will act the same.
If you output getcwd(), it may illustrate a remarkable similarity.