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A "Uniform Resource Idendifier" identifies a resource on a network.
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How do I get the full URL of the current page?
Have you tried using request_uri()?
$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . request_uri();
It should do the trick. I haven't tried it myself, and I may be off a bit, but I suggest you give a try.
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User URLs based on the usernames
I am not sure if there's an individual module for that purpose, but I guess you could take a look at Drupal's url() method or hook_url_inbound_alter() to help your purpose.
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Page not found when trying to access my custom module
@Droopy apart from checking the error reporting and logging ...if the module defines its own tables in an install file, delete them after the uninstallation in case its not written in your hook_uninst …
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