Here is what I am looking at for a partial solutions (see "redirect missing
function error" for my next hurdle)...
All functions are contained within individual files in a "functions" directory,
none of which are hard included into the PHP pages;
eg//
./functions/ShowThis.php
./functions/ShowThat.php
./functions/ShowOther.php
in each PHP page...
<?PHP
function func($f_name){
if(!function_exists($f_name)){
require('/path/to/functions/'.$f_name.'.php');
}else{
# function already exists, no action required
}
return $f_name;
}
?>
Now when we want to call functions, we use the following syntax...
instead of;
$MyInfo=ShowOther($someVariable);
we use;
$MyInfo=call_user_func(func('ShowOther'),$someVariable);
This seems to accomplish what I want which is to remove my large 30 function
text file from being loaded for every page when some pages only require one of
the functions in the file.
Comments?
Dave
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