PHP gets the URL of the previous page after redirecting

Question

I want to have a navigation bar that tells the user where they came from. Example: Homepage → Message

But if they are in their post manager and click on the message, I want him to say Message Manager → Message

I read that it’s $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']not good enough to get the full URL, so that it is not useful, since I want the navigation bar to be clicked for everyone

Any help is much appreciated!

Answer 1

I believe you want breadcrumbs .

. $_SERVER ['HTTP_REFERER'], , , . URI .

, URI: http://www.example.com/post_manager/post

explode("/", $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]), .

, . google alot , breadcrumbs.

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:

<?php
    session_start(); 
    $_SESSION['previous_location'] = 'homepage';
?>

:

<?php
    $previous_location = $_SESSION['previous_location'];
?>

session.save_path PHP, .

Answer 2

, javascript document.referrer. .

if (!isset($_SESSION['referrer'])) {
    $_SESSION['referrer'] = $current_uri;
} else {
    $previous_uri = $_SESSION['referrer'];
    $_SESSION['referrer'] = $current_uri;
}

Answer 3

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Answer 4

<?php
    session_start(); 
    $_SESSION['user_interactions'][] = $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'];

    // get previous
    $previous_page = end($_SESSION['user_interactions']);

    // list all user interactions
    foreach($_SESSION['user_interactions'] as $key => $value){
        echo $value;
        if(count($_SESSION['user_interactions'])-1 != $key) echo ">";

    }
?>