Putting URL on page

[lori_anderson]

Anyone know if it's possible to automatically put the current URL into the page. Say I want a landing page with the domain on it, but don't want to handcraft each page for each domain.
Thanks in advance

[dogfence]

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I want a landing page with the domain on it, but don't want to handcraft each page for each domain.

[Lorrin Elmer]

there are many websites that allow you to create your own playlists and share them via Myspace, facebook, xanga, etc. Project Playlist is one. I currently have imeem, and Lastfm is also great. I have a last fm account, and you can also insert album and artist quilts in your profile to show everybody your music taste and what you've been listening to lately! GOOD LUCK!

[connie_pankratz]

$HTTP_HOST ought to just do the domain itself, explode() off the www or regex it to strip out the rubbish.

If you are building a holding page for names it is worth logging everything eg.

$date = date("l dS of F Y h:i:s A"); $ip = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']; $browser = $HTTP_USER_AGENT; $os = $_ENV["OS"]; $referer = $HTTP_REFERER ; $searchterm = "FRONTPAGE";

Nice and handy to find out who is visiting site, where they have come from, what they did prior to contacting you etc etc. Logging IP's can be handy to see previous visits as well.

Others do things far more in depth than the above, but it can be very handy