{$_SERVER['PHP_SELF']}

I have created a snippet that holds some php code with the {$_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’]} function, when clicked it just reloads the index.php page ie I see the homepage.

The full line looks like this



Is there a wat round this without putting in the full url

Cheers

Since all requests in MODx got through the index.php, PHP_SELF is always the same for every MODx page. In MODx, to refer to links to specific pages, you use the link tags in content, and you can embed a document tag representing the current document id, e.g.

or, in code using the $modx->makeUrl() function, e.g.

ok I think i must be going stupid, I have looked at all examples and now have the following code

$url = $modx->makeUrl(32,’’,’&page=32&year=members2006’);

I have tried many differant formats but as it is above i just get an unexpected ’<’, expecting ’,’ or ’;’ in error.
I have also treid to echo out the $url and tried both examples in the reply but as a simpleton I am just not getting something. Sorry if this post is really overlooking the obvious but I am not very good with code.

Cheers

Well, first try without the first & in the param list, i.e.

Second, what is page=32 supposed to be anyway?

But the error you describe sounds more like a PHP syntax error. Without full details I can’t tell you where however...