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# What file do you want to not print a link to? (drop the .php suffix & capitalize the filename)
$ignore = array("Index","Home");
#######################################
# Do not modify beneath this point unless you know what you're doing!
function check_ignore($ignore,$referer){
if (count($ignore)){
global $errors;
$found = true;
#$referer = $path[$number];
for ($x=0; $x < count($ignore); $x++){
if ($ignore[$x] == $referer){
$found = false;
}
}
return $found;
} else {
return true; //Not a good idea, if empty, it will allow it.
}
}
#Splits the path into an array using a forward slash
$path = explode ("/", $originalpath);
#Counts How many elements are in the array so the loop below knows how long to loop
$totalelements = count ($path);
# Print out the Link to the Homepage
printf("
%s", $urlbase, $roottitle);
# Loops thru the array printing out the link to the respective directory or file
for($number=1; $number<$totalelements-1 ; $number++) {
#Appends the next directory or file down to the URL
$urlbase = $urlbase . "/" . $path[$number];
# Do Some Formatting on the Link Text
#Replace Triple Underscore with Ampersand Surrounded By Underscores to be later converted to spaces
$path[$number] = str_replace("___", "_&_", $path[$number]);
#Replace Underscore with Space
$path[$number] = str_replace("_", " ", $path[$number]);
#Replace Tilde with Question Mark
$path[$number] = str_replace("~", "?", $path[$number]);
#Erase .php file extension
$path[$number] = str_replace(".php", "", $path[$number]);
#Capitalize All Words
$path[$number] = ucwords($path[$number]);
# Print Out The URL With The Formatted Link Text
if(check_ignore($ignore,$path[$number])){
printf("%s
%s", $seperator, $urlbase, $path[$number]);
}
}
print (">
Current Page ");
?>
Government faces Judicial Review over 'illegal' British Energy loan.The High Court today gave Ecotricity and Greenpeace leave to proceed with a Judicial Review of the Government's decision to loan £650 million of taxpayers money to private nuclear generator British Energy. The case will be heard the week of 27th January, 2003.
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challenge the rise of corporate power.
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