On 11/29/06, Internet.Maestro@xxxxxxxxx <internet.maestro@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,
I am writing new php application which will be used by several sites.
All sites will use same script (all files), but every will have its own config.php file.
I would like to place all necessary files to separate directory and all sites should share them, so all sites will be updated.
for e.x. structure will be:
| - script directory
|- site1.com dir
config.php
|- site2.com dir
config.php
|- site3.com dir
config.php
Does anyone have idea how to organize and share files?
My thinking is always like:
siteX.com/
include/
secure/
where siteX.com has a basic common code base, include/ has common code
that is shared across siteX.com, and in secure you have individual
settings per site, for example
siteX.com/index.php:
require('setup.php');
include/setup.php:
require($siteX .'.setup.php');
// perform standard setup routines
// include standard things you need to use accross sites
secure/$siteX.setup.php
// setup defines specific to the site and used in include/setup.php
and then you ensure you have set your your include_path to:
root_to/secure:root_to/include:root_to/:.:/usr/local/lib/php/
Curt.
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