In dreamweaver, i'm trying to do something on my website. Now whenever someone clicks on a link like forums, i want to be www.forums.central-forums.net, but at the moment, that won't work....
These links should lead to pages at the very least. Something like forums.php or forums.html...
If you have directories in [icode]http://www.central-forums.net[/code] then they should have index.php or index.html for this kind of linking to work. The problem is when you're in a directory (say /forums/) the about link is linking to http://www.central-forums.net/forums/about
So I suggest that you do this instead:
But that's tedious if you have many links! If you have a variable/constant for holding http://www.central-forums.net/ --- now is the time to use it. =)
When you're in the forums, the links are pointing to http://www.forums.central-forums.net/forums/ and http://www.forums.central-forums.net/about --- which is probably wrong!
Your homepage, however, is working now. Meaning the links are pointing to the proper places http://www.central-forums.net/forums and http://www.central-forums.net/about etc.
The code I gave you is correct. You have to double-check your pages (specially the topmenu in your forums) because you're still 'relative-linking' to the about, donate, forums pages on the url http://forums.central-forums.net.
When you're in the forums, the links are pointing to http://www.forums.central-forums.net/forums/ and http://www.forums.central-forums.net/about --- which is probably wrong!
Your homepage, however, is working now. Meaning the links are pointing to the proper places http://www.central-forums.net/forums and http://www.central-forums.net/about etc.
The code I gave you is correct. You have to double-check your pages (specially the topmenu in your forums) because you're still 'relative-linking' to the about, donate, forums pages on the url http://forums.central-forums.net.
<?php
define ("BASE_URL", "http://www.central-forums.net");
?>
...
...
...
<p>This is <a href="<?php echo BASE_URL; ?>">a link to my homepage</a>. This is <a href="<?php echo BASE_URL;?>/forums">the forums</a>.
... and so on.
Last edited by kanaku; Dec 30th, 2008 at 3:16 am. Reason: made the code 'purtier'
I think I have an understanding of what is it you are requesting.
Or, atleast I had a great idea to implement. PHP - Chmod - New Directory - Click the link it builds a new directory; specifically for the person that clicked it? No?
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