Re: Detect php filepath

On 28 September 2016 14:25:55 BST, Narcis Garcia <informatica@actiu.net> wrote: >Thanks; >The purpose is to develop a "plugin" for different applications, and >then locate more files for inclusion. > >/srv/www/application1/index.php -> >/srv/www/application1/modules/myplugin/index.php -> >/srv/www/application1/modules/myplugin/functions.php > >/srv/www/application2/index.php -> >/srv/www/application2/extensions/myplugin/index.php -> >/srv/www/application2/extensions/myplugin/functions.php > >I need to "myextension" works independently of the path it's located >and >base URL is visited. >Example for myplugin/index.php : >$LocalAppDir = dirname(__FILE__); > >include $LocalAppDir.'/functions.php'; > > > >El 28/09/16 a les 13:16, Camilo Sperberg ha escrit: >> __FILE__ (double underscore at beginning and end) is a constant which >will >> contain the path of the file where it is called. You can use that to >> implement the functions. >> >> What do you want to accomplish if I may ask? >> >> Greetings. >> >> On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 12:56 PM, Narcis Garcia ><informatica@actiu.net> >> wrote: >> >>> Hello, I'm writing in PHP 5. >>> >>> How can I get the local and/or public path of the script file with >>> current function? And a caller one? >>> >>> Example: >>> /srv/www/index.php includes material/index.php >>> /srv/www/material/index.php includes ../functions.php >>> >>> in /srv/www/functions.php : >>> function LocalFileIAm() >>> { >>> return ...; >>> } >>> function RemoteFileIAm() >>> { >>> return ...; >>> } >>> >>> in /srv/www/material/index.php : >>> echo '<p>Materials local index file is at: >>> '.LocalFileIAm().'</p>'; >>> echo '<p>Materials public index file is at: >'.RemoteFileIAm().'</p>'; >>> >>> Wnen visiting http://www.mysite.net/index.php browser >>> should show: >>> Materials local index file is at: /srv/www/material/index.php >>> Materials public index file is at: /material/index.php >>> >>> Thanks. >>> >>> -- >>> PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >>> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php >>> >>> >> What's wrong with using one of the PSR autoloading methods for your plugin? That would be far more universal, as you could then treat it as any other plugin/module/tool installed with composer. Also, please try not to to post, it breaks formatting for the web archive and goes against the list rules. Thanks, Ash -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.