Peter Ford wrote:
LAMP wrote:
hi,
I have this structure:
/home/lamp/mydomain/html
/home/lamp/mydomain/logs
/home/lamp/mydomain/config
etc.
html directory is the only one accessible from outside.
to access config file I can use this:
required_once('/home/lamp/mydomain/config');
but this is the structure on my local/development machine. once the site
is done it will be moved to "production" server and the structure will be
/srv/www/mydomain/html
/srv/www/mydomain/logs
/srv/www/mydomain/config
etc.
to "automate" the document_root I define on the begining of the page
define('HTML_PATH', $_SERVER{"DOCUMENT_ROOT']);
define('CONFIG_PATH', $_SERVER{"DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/../config');
define('LOGS_PATH', $_SERVER{"DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/../logs');
it works but I think it's not good solution. or at least - it's not nice
solution :-)
suggestions?
afan
Outside of a define, you could have used dirname($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT]), but
in a define, that's not going to work.
I think you're stuck with your inelegance...
actually, it works
define('CONFIG_PATH', dirname($_SERVER{"DOCUMENT_ROOT']).'/config');
echo "?: ".CONFIG_PATH; // /home/lamp/mydomain/config
;-)
Thanks.
Afan
--
PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/)
To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
