> Hello! :)
>
> I have a script that loads another script with require() and based on
> the context, I'd like different things to happen. So, index.php is
> calling the required file require.php. And when require.php is run, if
> there's no HTTP_REFERER and the file is index.php, everything is OK.
> But if the file is accessed directly (say by GET) then I want an error
> to be thrown. Reason being is require.php can also accept POST
> operations, but I don't want it to accept GETs, because it's not
> supposed to be used alone. Problem is, when it's required with another
> file, GET is OK. So basically, I want to detect if the file is being
> required or called on its own. At least, that's what it sounds like I
> want to do from my above explanation. Any ideas how I can accomplish
> this? Thanks! :)
I think $PHP_SELF is your friend!
hth
Michael
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