Re: Include file questions

On 5/25/07, Robert Cummings <robert@interjinn.com> wrote:

On Fri, 2007-05-25 at 17:07 +0200, Tijnema wrote: On 5/25/07, Edward Kay <edward@labhut.com> wrote:

-----Original Message----- From: Tijnema [mailto:tijnema@gmail.com]

It's just the way you write script, my included files contain only functions & variables, no executing code. 99% I have a class around it. If you write it like that, than there's no problem with execution the included file directly, as it loads the class but doesn't do anything with it :) Tijnema

Why are your include files in your web root in the first place?

Move them

elsewhere on your filesystem and then it's not even possible to

access them

via the web. Edward

Oh, I don't want my web files all over the filesystem, I want to keep all files for a single project inside a single folder on my webserver. So, that if i move them around, I have all files there. Tijnema

This is exactly what I do - one folder per project. You just have you web-root as a sub folder in this, eg: /project /includes <- nicely protected /public_html <- web root

    /images
     index.php
    ...

... Edward

Hmm, way too complicated :P I like to keep it simple, just like this: / /data

    /http
      /project1
        /includes
          config.php << With passwords :P
        /images
      /project2
        /includes

You won't like mine then :) /wherever

       /Project
           /bin
           /build
               /source
               /static
               /templates
               patterns.txt
           /compilers
           /configs
           /cron
           /functions
           /modules
           /services
           /sql
           buildSite.php*
           config.interjinn.php@ (link to active config in /configs)

Running buildSite.php (which uses patterns.txt) generates the webtree: /wherever

       /DOC_ROOT

Cheers, Rob.

Definitely not.! also way too complicated... :P Tijnema