kvarnerexpress
Feb 28 2006, 01:30 PM
| | From the environment variables, i get the domain of the referring site using SERVER_NAME. The includes www. and i have to remove that. I dont believe there is a variable in the environment that contains only the domain.
So I would need to replace each character in the char* string by "" until i hit a '.' then replace the dot with "" and get the remaining string. Here is the catch. I can't include big headers because i need the file to stay really small around 20-30kb. So ideally, would need to use functions in stdlib.h stdio.h or string.h to get this done.
Thanks in advance |
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kvkv
Mar 2 2006, 10:44 AM
Here is an easy solution for your problem.
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{servenv++;}while((*servenv)!='.'); //increment char* till next character to '.'
//use servenv here. it points to next character of the first '.'
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