Re: Setting include path to same directory as .php file.?
| From: | Cynic | Date: | Thu, 07 Dec 2000 13:46:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Setting include path to same directory as .php file.? | ||
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Another confused post:
Judging from the subject line, you want to do something like
ini_set( ini_get( 'include_path' ) . ':' . basename(
$HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PATH_TRANSLATED'] ) )
Am I right?
At 06:54 7.12. 2000, Dan Lowe wrote the following:
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>Previously, Daniel Convissor said:
>>
>> I don't quite understand the implications of what you're saying.
>> Regardless of where things are, you need to call the includes relative to
>> the directory where the initial page is called from. As mentioned in a
>> reply to another post of yours on this subject, I suggest using variables
>> set in the initial file then using that variable name in all subsequent
>> include requests.
>>
>> If I'm misunderstanding you, please post clarification to the list.
>
>Well, I may be misunderstanding you also, but here's some more info.
>
>Basically, there is the package called PHP-Nuke (www.phpnuke.org) and I
>have a smaller package MiG (www.tangledhelix.com/software/mig) and I have
>created a plugin "mode" for my package to be an add-on for PHP-Nuke.
>
>The issue was that the initial version dumped itself, potentially, in the
>root directory of the PHP-Nuke install. That doesn't work out very well
>because admittedly my installer likes to litter a bit. So the best thing
>to do is to have it in a subdirectory (such as {root}/mig/) so that I do
>not interfere with or trample on anything in the PHP-Nuke root directory.
>
>My script, when in compatibility mode, include()'s some PHP-Nuke standard
>files with very simple calls:
>
> if ($phpNukeMode)
> include("../header.php");
>
> [... other stuff...]
>
> if ($phpNukeMode)
> include("../footer.php");
>
>The problem is that header.php goes on to include other files itself, and
>it is assuming they'll be in "." or in include_path (neither of which is
>"../". So it doesn't work.
>
>Since I don't control the files I am including, there's nothing I can do to
>make them use a different path to include the files they are including.
>
>What I've done for now is leave the 'main' bit of my code in the PHP-Nuke
>root and isolate the rest of the package into a subdirectory. But ideally
>I would rather have everything of mine in a subdirectory, if possible.
>
>I hope that clears up any confusion from my earlier posts.
>
> -dan
>
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