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> > Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 2:00 AM
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> > Subject: Re: [PHP] Include Files self aware?
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> From: mArk.cOLListER [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> To: php
> Subject: Re: [PHP] Include Files self aware?
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> The problem with this is you will loose the scope of your variables.
>
> So $filename wi
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, PHP List wrote:
> Is it possible to detect if a file is being called as an include or require?
>
> ex:
> include("file.php")<-- file.php code can "detect" that is has been
> called as an include.
Compare $PHP_SELF with __FILE__, maybe?
miguel
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The problem with this is you will loose the scope of your variables.
So $filename will not have access to anything from where the function is
called...
-mark
On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Billy S Halsey wrote:
> Try this code (untested):
>
> function selfAwareInclude($filename)
> {
> defin
Try this code (untested):
function selfAwareInclude($filename)
{
define($filename, true);
include($filename);
}
Inside your include file, make calls such as
if (defined($filename)) {
// Do whatever
}
Then use the selfAwareInclude() function instead of include(). You could
do the s
Hi,
Is it possible to detect if a file is being called as an include or require?
ex:
include("file.php")<-- file.php code can "detect" that is has been
called as an include.
Thanks,
Chris
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