Get .PHP Filename?

[Ralph Freshour]

I've been looking thru my PHP functions and can't find what I need -
is there a function that will tell me what .php file is currently
executing?

Thanks...

[Terry Austin]

Ralph Freshour <ralph@primemail.com> wrote in
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> I've been looking thru my PHP functions and can't find what I need -
> is there a function that will tell me what .php file is currently
> executing?
>

$_GET['SCRIPT_NAME'] will give you the current path, without any GET data.
I think.

$_GET['REQUEST_URI'] will give you the full URI, including any GET data.

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[Randell D.]

"Ralph Freshour" <ralph@primemail.com> wrote in message
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> I've been looking thru my PHP functions and can't find what I need -
> is there a function that will tell me what .php file is currently
> executing?
>
> Thanks...
>

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] is just one of a number that could tell you what you
want... A whole host of other interesting values are available if you just
call phpinfo(); and check the output (which is in a nice clean table). Note
though that some variables are sent by the client (browser) and not all
clients (browsers) send the same amount of data (ie some reveal more
information, others don't - and some (like me) who have Norton Internet
Security 2003 have some of the headers sent by the client removed before
they hit the server (meaning minimum amount of data).

But if its just findiing out about server side values, then you should/can
rely on phpinfo(); to help you out.

[Rainer Erismann]

"Ralph Freshour" wrote: I've been looking thru my PHP functions and can't
find what I need -

> is there a function that will tell me what .php file is currently
> executing?

$_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] is the 'parent' script you are executing. If you
include several files into it, $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] would still be the
same.
If you need the filename of included files into themselfs, use __FILE__.

[Matthias Esken]

Ralph Freshour <ralph@primemail.com> schrieb:

> I've been looking thru my PHP functions and can't find what I need -
> is there a function that will tell me what .php file is currently
> executing?

Use the function phpinfo() and have a look at all those variables at the
end of the page. You might get some more ideas about your task. :-)

Matthias