How to find your absolute path: Difference between revisions
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save as detection.php (or first as txt and rename to detection.php) and upload it to the root directory of your site with ftp. Run it as http://example.com/detection.php and you have your absolute path. | save as detection.php (or first as txt and rename to detection.php) and upload it to the root directory of your site with ftp. Run it as http://example.com/detection.php and you have your absolute path. | ||
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Revision as of 13:43, 2 August 2008
Take notepad or any other text editor and insert:
<?php
$p = getcwd();
echo $p;
?>
save as detection.php (or first as txt and rename to detection.php) and upload it to the root directory of your site with ftp. Run it as http://example.com/detection.php and you have your absolute path.