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Latest revision as of 22:52, 26 November 2014
Function Syntax
string get_path()
When called by a relay override script, this returns the page name of the URL that was submitted in the relay browser. This does not include any variables which might follow a question mark in the URL.
Code Sample
Print path information about how the current override was called.
print( "This script was called by the URL: " + get_path_full() );
if( get_path_variables() != "" ) {
print( "Which is composed of the page name: " + get_path() );
print( "followed by a question mark and the variables: "+ get_path_variables() );
}See Also
Special
When this function is called by any script that is not a relay override, it returns an empty string.