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r00t0101 | 2009-04-18 19:28:46 |
Hello all,
I was wondering if this could be done. I would like to re-design my site where the files being called on is using global variables instead of using syntax "../" or "../../". I would like use a more readable approach using global variables like $dir_name/file_name instead if possible. I figured this way there will only be one place to update instead of scanning through the whole file doing a search and replace on each item.
Below is a general idea of what I would like. In this example I have four files: a global, header, footer and an index file. The index file includes the global file without a problem however I had problems executing the header and footer files when using variables as seen commented.
Respectively yours,
Rick
<!-- Start testGlobal.php -->
<?
$CFG->root = "http://127.0.0.1/test";
$CFG->headerDir = "$CFG->root/header";
$CFG->footerDir = "$CFG->root/footer";
?>
<!-- End testGlobal.php -->
<!-- Start index.php -->
<?php
include("TestGlobal.php");
?>
<!-- <? echo $CFG->headerDir; ?>/header.php -->
<?php include ("./header/header.php"); ?>
bla bla bla<br><br>
<!-- <? echo $CFG->footerDir; ?>/footer.php -->
<?php include ("./footer/footer.php"); ?>
<!-- End index.php>
<!-- Start header.php -->
<html>
<head>
<title>Hello world</title>
</head>
Header Test Section<br><br>
<body>
</html>
<!-- End header.php -->
<!-- Start footer.php -->
Copyright @ test.com
<!-- End footer.php> |
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