Richard Lynch wrote:
On Sat, October 22, 2005 11:25 pm, Dan Trainor wrote:
Anyone know if it's possible to use auto_prepend_file to force the
appending of a file to the request, regardless of what kind of
document
is generated?
I can see this being a problem if the document was a picture or a
video
or some such - but is thre a hidden argument list to auto_prepend_file
where I can force inclusion of this file, if x, y, and z document
types
were requested?
Not the way you describe it, but...
In .htaccess, put:
<Files .xyz>
ForceType application/x-httpd-php
</Files>
Now all your .xyz files ARE PHP files.
auto_prepend will happen.
PHP will "parse" the files but do nothing unless they happen to
contain the character combination <?php (or <? or <?= if you have
short_tags on)
This may or may not be suitable in your environment.
This would be a great solution, and I'm sure my concern is something
that's been discussed many times on this list - I'm worried about the
performance hit that the machine would take, if/when parsing a large
number of files, in this manner.
For small sites, I have no problem adding .html, .htm and friends to
PHP's own AddType. But I'm not so sure for larger sites.
I'll browse the archive for info and data, and weigh my options.
Thanks
-dant
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