I've got a problem with my site due to an SEO mod I installed for my forums software, which generates a long set of RewriteRules for .htaccess. By and large, the site is fine, but if I navigate to a forum board nested more than 1 level deep (i.e. a subforum) then the root-pathing algorithm I use doesn't accurately hit the actual root of the site, as it doesn't prepend '../' enough times to the root path variable. This is problematic because the pathing constants that I define in the code are used equally for file inclusion (internally in PHP) as they are for parameterising URL paths for images, css files, scripts, etc (in HTML). I have narrowed it down to the fact that the RewriteRules are creating a URL that has a different nesting level to the unwritten path.
Is there a way to determine (in PHP) the URL of a page after it has been rewritten by Apache RewriteRules? If I can get the rewritten URL, then I'm fine and dandy, otherwise, I'm going to have to figure out a better pathing method for the site![:/]()
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Is there a way to determine (in PHP) the URL of a page after it has been rewritten by Apache RewriteRules? If I can get the rewritten URL, then I'm fine and dandy, otherwise, I'm going to have to figure out a better pathing method for the site
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