Re: persistent storage in PHP
| From: | Justin French | Date: | Wed, 07 May 2003 23:41:54 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: persistent storage in PHP | ||
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on 08/05/03 9:47 AM, Greg Stark (greg-spare-1@mit.edu) wrote:
> Woah, I guess my question was ambiguous. I'm not talking about data persisting
> from one page access to the next for a given user. I'm talking about data
> persisting from one user to the next for a given web server process.
>
> I'm talking about data that will be inserted into the template for every
> single page access, so I don't want to add an extra database call. And data
> that changes very infrequently, actually probably never once the site goes
> live.
You can have a file that is auto-prepended to the beginning of every PHP
request... look at it as an include() that you don't have to type at the top
of each script.
I auto-prepend my config file to the start of all scripts.
Not sure if this helps your particular needs.
Justin