I don't have access to the PHP CVS at the moment (note to self: get a C
compiler)... but I wanted to ask how this will affect (or will it?) HTML
generated from within included PHP files. Eg. A is at web root and includes
B in a subdirectory X. B generates HTML that calls for image C.gif in
subdirectory X. Will src = "C.gif" work or will it still be src = "X/C.gif"
or is this not affected at all?
If it's not affected, is it possible to have an environment variable that
contains the path to the subdirectory of the latest included file so that it
can be accessed from within that file to refer to itself? I believe that
this will be very useful for templating applications.
Currently I've developed a templating solution that relies on regex to
change all relative links (inc. those to images, embeded objects, etc. etc.)
in included files to absolute ones but this is a rather convulted way of
doing things.
(I hope any of this makes sense!)
Aral :)
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