Re: hierarchies
| From: | Jason Pruim | Date: | Fri, 27 Mar 2009 19:41:35 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: hierarchies | ||
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PJ wrote:
Jason Pruim wrote:Not quite, but interesting option. This would be fine on my local intranet, if needed; but I don't think this would be allowed on a virtual hosted site. Actually, my problem is to use a header.php (for example) in pages in the webroot directory or any directory within (or under) webroot: / <---- webroot /site1 /files /images /lib /more files /adminPJ wrote:Are you talking about having a file structure such as: /home /include /webroot /->images /->css /->java And you want to include a file from the include folder which is above the webroot, so doesn't have access to it? If that's the case... you just need to set the path such as: ini_set("include_path", "/home/include"); then in your PHP file you should be able to: include("mysupperfile.php"); and it should work :)the suggestions to my previous posts and that is the question of hierarchies. I have not yet understood how to include a file anywhere in a directory tree and have it point to the right file which may be in the top directory or, most likely, in a /lib/ directory from the file that is including. Any suggestions, or should I just make myself small and wait for the rotten eggs and spoiled tomatoes to come raining down on my head? :'(I do have a bit of a problem which has not been clearly explained in
/other_files
/still_others
/site2
/site3
files
files
files...
I have the header.php file in /lib .
If I put include dirname(_FILE_)."/lib/header.php"; in a file under
/site1, the header is displayed.
If I put the same include statement in a file under /site1/files, the
header is not displayed; if I change the include to
..."/../lib/header.php"; it then works.
I want to be able to point to the include to the same file in the same
directory without having to change the include directive.
I actually use that on a shared host... Really depends on the host though... My actual file path is something more like:
/home/
/myusername/
/include/
/public_html/ <---- Web root
/file.php
/another folder/
So all my files are inside my home folder on the server, but nothing outside of public_html is accessible from the web.
As for the rest... I haven't started using dir(__FILE__) stuff yet so I won't be any help with that...