Nathan Lane wrote:
Hey, I was messing around with an IDE for developing PHP the other day named
Delphi For PHP. I noticed pretty quickly that it was adding some of its own
PHP libraries and using them, but those libraries weren't located in the
root of my web server, rather they were located in a directory completely
separate from my Apache web root. How does one accomplish this? Namely use
PHP files not in your web root. We do it in ASP.Net at my work, where we
have a service host that resides under Program Files, and the web root for
the particular IIS ASP.Net application is located under the IIS web root. Is
it something that I have to change in my apache config, or my php config to
do this? Can anyone help me do this? Basically the reason I want to do this
is to separate my framework from my web page, so that it is simpler to use
the same installed framework (php) for multiple sites on the same server, or
set of servers.
You can use php.ini's include_path directive as shown on this page:
http://www.php.net/configuration
Or you can specify a full server path with require(), require_once(),
include(), or include_once(), as shown on this page:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.require.php
You can also use __autoload and other Object Oriented methods to load
php files outside the web root.
Brandon Stout
http://stouthosting.com
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