> I am wondering is it possible to use a connection file that contains
> the information needed for php pages to connect to a DB, instead of
> writing the connection info into the code itself?
>
Way 1:
require_once('connect.to.db.php');
// and put on this file the connection info an code.
Way 2:
$fc = fopen('configuration.txt', 'r');
list($host, $user, $pass, $dbname) = fgetcsv($fc, 80);
fclose($fc);
// the file only has connection info, then you can write code...
and, of course, Way1+2: You have a .php conection file, with all code, and
a .txt conection info file, then in .php you read .txt file and put
conection code.
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