How can I get the current page s full URL on a Windows IIS server

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I moved a WordPress installation to a new folder on a Windows IIS server  I m setting up 301 redirects in PHP  but it doesn t seem to be working  My post URLs have the following format   http    www example com OLD FOLDER index php post-title    I can t figure out how to grab the  post-title  part of the URL     SERVER  REQUEST URI   - which everyone seems to recommend - is returning an empty string    SERVER  PHP SELF   is just returning index php  Why is this  and how can I fix it

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SERVER  REQUEST URI   doesn t work on IIS  but I did find this  http   neosmart net blog 2006 100-apache-compliant-request uri-for-iis-and-windows  which sounds promising

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Use the following line on the top of the PHP page where you re using   SERVER  REQUEST URI    This will resolve your issue     SERVER  REQUEST URI       SERVER  PHP SELF             SERVER  argv   0

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Everyone forgot http build url   http build url   SERVER  REQUEST URI       When no parameters are passed to http build url it will automatically assume the current URL  I would expect REQUEST URI to be included as well  though it seems to be required in order to include the GET parameters   The above example will return full URL

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SERVER  REQUEST URI   doesn t work on IIS  but I did find this  http   neosmart net blog 2006 100-apache-compliant-request uri-for-iis-and-windows  which sounds promising

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Add   function my url         url     empty   SERVER  HTTPS                       https       SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI                     http       SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI        echo  url      Then just call the my url function

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Maybe  because you are under IIS          SERVER  PATH INFO     is what you want  based on the URLs you used to explain   For Apache  you d use   SERVER  REQUEST URI

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Maybe  because you are under IIS          SERVER  PATH INFO     is what you want  based on the URLs you used to explain   For Apache  you d use   SERVER  REQUEST URI

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Use this class to get the URL works   class VirtualDirectory       var  protocol      var  site      var  thisfile      var  real directories      var  num of real directories      var  virtual directories   array        var  num of virtual directories   array        var  baseURL      var  thisURL       function VirtualDirectory                  this- gt protocol     SERVER  HTTPS       on     https     http            this- gt site    this- gt protocol             SERVER  HTTP HOST             this- gt thisfile   basename   SERVER  SCRIPT FILENAME              this- gt real directories    this- gt cleanUp explode      str replace  this- gt thisfile        SERVER  PHP SELF                this- gt num of real directories   count  this- gt real directories            this- gt virtual directories   array diff  this- gt cleanUp explode      str replace  this- gt thisfile        SERVER  REQUEST URI       this- gt real directories            this- gt num of virtual directories   count  this- gt virtual directories            this- gt baseURL    this- gt site         implode       this- gt real directories                  this- gt thisURL    this- gt baseURL   implode       this- gt virtual directories                    function cleanUp  array                 cleaned array   array            foreach  array as  key   gt   value                         qpos   strpos  value                    if  qpos     false                                break                            if  key        amp  amp   value                                       cleaned array      value                                  return  cleaned array            virdir   new VirtualDirectory    echo  virdir- gt thisURL

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The posttitle part of the URL is after your index php file  which is a common way of providing friendly URLs without using mod rewrite  The posttitle is actually therefore part of the query string  so you should be able to get it using   SERVER  QUERY STRING

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Oh  the fun of a snippet   if   function exists  base url          function base url  atRoot FALSE   atCore FALSE   parse FALSE           if  isset   SERVER  HTTP HOST                    http   isset   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp  strtolower   SERVER  HTTPS         off     https     http                hostname     SERVER  HTTP HOST                 dir    str replace basename   SERVER  SCRIPT NAME           SERVER  SCRIPT NAME                   core   preg split        str replace   SERVER  DOCUMENT ROOT        realpath dirname   FILE       NULL  PREG SPLIT NO EMPTY                core    core 0                 tmplt    atRoot     atCore     s    s  s       s    s        atCore     s    s  s       s    s s                 end    atRoot     atCore    core    hostname      atCore    core    dir                base url   sprintf   tmplt   http   hostname   end                      else  base url    http   localhost             if   parse                 base url   parse url  base url               if  isset  base url  path     if   base url  path            base url  path                            return  base url            It has beautiful returns like      A URL like http   stackoverflow com questions 189113 how-do-i-get-current-page-full-url-in-php-on-a-windows-iis-server   echo base url          Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com questions 189113  echo base url TRUE         Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com  echo base url TRUE  TRUE      echo base url NULL  TRUE     Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com questions      And finally  echo base url NULL  NULL  TRUE      Will produce something like          array 3                  scheme    gt              string 4   http                host    gt              string 12   stackoverflow com                path    gt              string 35    questions 189113

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REQUEST URI is set by Apache  so you won t get it with IIS   Try doing a var dump or print r on   SERVER and see what values exist there that you can use

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In my apache server  this gives me the full URL in the exact format you are looking for     SERVER  SCRIPT URI

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The posttitle part of the URL is after your index php file  which is a common way of providing friendly URLs without using mod rewrite  The posttitle is actually therefore part of the query string  so you should be able to get it using   SERVER  QUERY STRING

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Use the following line on the top of the PHP page where you re using   SERVER  REQUEST URI    This will resolve your issue     SERVER  REQUEST URI       SERVER  PHP SELF             SERVER  argv   0

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The posttitle part of the URL is after your index php file  which is a common way of providing friendly URLs without using mod rewrite  The posttitle is actually therefore part of the query string  so you should be able to get it using   SERVER  QUERY STRING

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pageURL       SERVER  HTTPS       on      https        http      if    SERVER  SERVER PORT       80          pageURL      SERVER  SERVER NAME         SERVER  SERVER PORT     SERVER  REQUEST URI       else         pageURL      SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI      return  pageURL

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Reverse Proxy Support   Something a little more robust  Note It ll only work on 5 3 or greater         Compatibility with multiple host headers     Support of  Reverse Proxy  configurations        Michael Jett  lt mjett mitre org gt       function base url           protocol      SERVER  HTTP X FORWARDED PROTO                        SERVER  REQUEST SCHEME                      isset   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp    SERVER  HTTPS       on      https     http          port    intval   SERVER  HTTP X FORWARDED PORT                  intval   SERVER  SERVER PORT                    protocol      https     443   80         host    explode        SERVER  HTTP HOST    0                  SERVER  SERVER NAME                   SERVER  SERVER ADDR            Don t include port if it s 80 or 443 and the protocol matches      port     protocol      https   amp  amp   port     443       protocol      http   amp  amp   port     80                port       return sprintf   s    s s  s    protocol   host   port   trim reset explode        SERVER  REQUEST URI

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REQUEST URI is set by Apache  so you won t get it with IIS   Try doing a var dump or print r on   SERVER and see what values exist there that you can use

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Maybe  because you are under IIS          SERVER  PATH INFO     is what you want  based on the URLs you used to explain   For Apache  you d use   SERVER  REQUEST URI

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I use the following function to get the current  full URL  This should work on IIS and Apache   function get current url         protocol    http     if    SERVER  SERVER PORT      443      empty   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp    SERVER  HTTPS       on           protocol     s        protocol port     SERVER  SERVER PORT        else        protocol port   80          host     SERVER  HTTP HOST       port     SERVER  SERVER PORT       request     SERVER  PHP SELF       query   isset   SERVER  argv      substr   SERVER  argv   0   strpos   SERVER  argv   0          1            toret    protocol            host     port     protocol port               port     request    empty  query                query      return  toret

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Use this class to get the URL works   class VirtualDirectory       var  protocol      var  site      var  thisfile      var  real directories      var  num of real directories      var  virtual directories   array        var  num of virtual directories   array        var  baseURL      var  thisURL       function VirtualDirectory                  this- gt protocol     SERVER  HTTPS       on     https     http            this- gt site    this- gt protocol             SERVER  HTTP HOST             this- gt thisfile   basename   SERVER  SCRIPT FILENAME              this- gt real directories    this- gt cleanUp explode      str replace  this- gt thisfile        SERVER  PHP SELF                this- gt num of real directories   count  this- gt real directories            this- gt virtual directories   array diff  this- gt cleanUp explode      str replace  this- gt thisfile        SERVER  REQUEST URI       this- gt real directories            this- gt num of virtual directories   count  this- gt virtual directories            this- gt baseURL    this- gt site         implode       this- gt real directories                  this- gt thisURL    this- gt baseURL   implode       this- gt virtual directories                    function cleanUp  array                 cleaned array   array            foreach  array as  key   gt   value                         qpos   strpos  value                    if  qpos     false                                break                            if  key        amp  amp   value                                       cleaned array      value                                  return  cleaned array            virdir   new VirtualDirectory    echo  virdir- gt thisURL

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I use the following function to get the current  full URL  This should work on IIS and Apache   function get current url         protocol    http     if    SERVER  SERVER PORT      443      empty   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp    SERVER  HTTPS       on           protocol     s        protocol port     SERVER  SERVER PORT        else        protocol port   80          host     SERVER  HTTP HOST       port     SERVER  SERVER PORT       request     SERVER  PHP SELF       query   isset   SERVER  argv      substr   SERVER  argv   0   strpos   SERVER  argv   0          1            toret    protocol            host     port     protocol port               port     request    empty  query                query      return  toret

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Oh  the fun of a snippet   if   function exists  base url          function base url  atRoot FALSE   atCore FALSE   parse FALSE           if  isset   SERVER  HTTP HOST                    http   isset   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp  strtolower   SERVER  HTTPS         off     https     http                hostname     SERVER  HTTP HOST                 dir    str replace basename   SERVER  SCRIPT NAME           SERVER  SCRIPT NAME                   core   preg split        str replace   SERVER  DOCUMENT ROOT        realpath dirname   FILE       NULL  PREG SPLIT NO EMPTY                core    core 0                 tmplt    atRoot     atCore     s    s  s       s    s        atCore     s    s  s       s    s s                 end    atRoot     atCore    core    hostname      atCore    core    dir                base url   sprintf   tmplt   http   hostname   end                      else  base url    http   localhost             if   parse                 base url   parse url  base url               if  isset  base url  path     if   base url  path            base url  path                            return  base url            It has beautiful returns like      A URL like http   stackoverflow com questions 189113 how-do-i-get-current-page-full-url-in-php-on-a-windows-iis-server   echo base url          Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com questions 189113  echo base url TRUE         Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com  echo base url TRUE  TRUE      echo base url NULL  TRUE     Will produce something like  http   stackoverflow com questions      And finally  echo base url NULL  NULL  TRUE      Will produce something like          array 3                  scheme    gt              string 4   http                host    gt              string 12   stackoverflow com                path    gt              string 35    questions 189113

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For Apache    http   empty   SERVER  HTTPS        s           SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI      You can also use HTTP HOST instead of SERVER NAME as Herman commented  See this related question for a full discussion  In short  you are probably OK with using either  Here is the  host  version    http   empty   SERVER  HTTPS        s           SERVER  HTTP HOST     SERVER  REQUEST URI       For the Paranoid   Why it Matters  Typically  I set ServerName in the VirtualHost because I want that to be the canonical form of the website  The   SERVER  HTTP HOST   is set based on the request headers  If the server responds to any all domain names at that IP address  a user could spoof the header  or worse  someone could point a DNS record to your IP address  and then your server   website would be serving out a website with dynamic links built on an incorrect URL  If you use the latter method you should also configure your vhost or set up an  htaccess rule to enforce the domain you want to serve out  something like   RewriteEngine On RewriteCond   HTTP HOST     stackoverflow com    RewriteRule      https   stackoverflow com  1  R 301 L   sometimes u may need to omit this slash   depending on your server   Hope that helps  The real point of this answer was just to provide the first line of code for those people who ended up here when searching for a way to get the complete URL with apache

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I have used the following code  and I am getting the right result      lt  php     function currentPageURL              curpageURL    http           if    SERVER  HTTPS       on                  curpageURL    s                      curpageURL                  if    SERVER  SERVER PORT       80                  curpageURL     SERVER  SERVER NAME         SERVER  SERVER PORT     SERVER  REQUEST URI                       else                curpageURL     SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI                      return  curpageURL            echo currentPageURL      gt

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REQUEST URI is set by Apache  so you won t get it with IIS   Try doing a var dump or print r on   SERVER and see what values exist there that you can use

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Reverse Proxy Support   Something a little more robust  Note It ll only work on 5 3 or greater         Compatibility with multiple host headers     Support of  Reverse Proxy  configurations        Michael Jett  lt mjett mitre org gt       function base url           protocol      SERVER  HTTP X FORWARDED PROTO                        SERVER  REQUEST SCHEME                      isset   SERVER  HTTPS     amp  amp    SERVER  HTTPS       on      https     http          port    intval   SERVER  HTTP X FORWARDED PORT                  intval   SERVER  SERVER PORT                    protocol      https     443   80         host    explode        SERVER  HTTP HOST    0                  SERVER  SERVER NAME                   SERVER  SERVER ADDR            Don t include port if it s 80 or 443 and the protocol matches      port     protocol      https   amp  amp   port     443       protocol      http   amp  amp   port     80                port       return sprintf   s    s s  s    protocol   host   port   trim reset explode        SERVER  REQUEST URI

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For Apache    http   empty   SERVER  HTTPS        s           SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI      You can also use HTTP HOST instead of SERVER NAME as Herman commented  See this related question for a full discussion  In short  you are probably OK with using either  Here is the  host  version    http   empty   SERVER  HTTPS        s           SERVER  HTTP HOST     SERVER  REQUEST URI       For the Paranoid   Why it Matters  Typically  I set ServerName in the VirtualHost because I want that to be the canonical form of the website  The   SERVER  HTTP HOST   is set based on the request headers  If the server responds to any all domain names at that IP address  a user could spoof the header  or worse  someone could point a DNS record to your IP address  and then your server   website would be serving out a website with dynamic links built on an incorrect URL  If you use the latter method you should also configure your vhost or set up an  htaccess rule to enforce the domain you want to serve out  something like   RewriteEngine On RewriteCond   HTTP HOST     stackoverflow com    RewriteRule      https   stackoverflow com  1  R 301 L   sometimes u may need to omit this slash   depending on your server   Hope that helps  The real point of this answer was just to provide the first line of code for those people who ended up here when searching for a way to get the complete URL with apache

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pageURL       SERVER  HTTPS       on      https        http      if    SERVER  SERVER PORT       80          pageURL      SERVER  SERVER NAME         SERVER  SERVER PORT     SERVER  REQUEST URI       else         pageURL      SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI      return  pageURL

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SERVER  REQUEST URI   doesn t work on IIS  but I did find this  http   neosmart net blog 2006 100-apache-compliant-request uri-for-iis-and-windows  which sounds promising

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REQUEST URI is set by Apache  so you won t get it with IIS   Try doing a var dump or print r on   SERVER and see what values exist there that you can use

User · Answer

Everyone forgot http build url   http build url   SERVER  REQUEST URI       When no parameters are passed to http build url it will automatically assume the current URL  I would expect REQUEST URI to be included as well  though it seems to be required in order to include the GET parameters   The above example will return full URL

User · Answer

The posttitle part of the URL is after your index php file  which is a common way of providing friendly URLs without using mod rewrite  The posttitle is actually therefore part of the query string  so you should be able to get it using   SERVER  QUERY STRING

User · Answer

In my apache server  this gives me the full URL in the exact format you are looking for     SERVER  SCRIPT URI

User · Answer

I have used the following code  and I am getting the right result      lt  php     function currentPageURL              curpageURL    http           if    SERVER  HTTPS       on                  curpageURL    s                      curpageURL                  if    SERVER  SERVER PORT       80                  curpageURL     SERVER  SERVER NAME         SERVER  SERVER PORT     SERVER  REQUEST URI                       else                curpageURL     SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI                      return  curpageURL            echo currentPageURL      gt

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Maybe  because you are under IIS          SERVER  PATH INFO     is what you want  based on the URLs you used to explain   For Apache  you d use   SERVER  REQUEST URI

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SERVER  REQUEST URI   doesn t work on IIS  but I did find this  http   neosmart net blog 2006 100-apache-compliant-request uri-for-iis-and-windows  which sounds promising

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Add   function my url         url     empty   SERVER  HTTPS                       https       SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI                     http       SERVER  SERVER NAME     SERVER  REQUEST URI        echo  url      Then just call the my url function

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