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A late trick I discovered, was that you can configure your php instance to inclued a file with every script. For example the following can be added to .htacces
by insky 12y ago
A late trick I discovered, was that you can configure your php instance to inclued a file with every script. For example the following can be added to .htaccess:
php_value auto_prepend_file 'before.php'
You can then use that for bootstrapping, front controller and to limit access. Can be a bit clumsy, but it's nicely divorced from simple page controllers.
- icedchai 12y agoneat! this beats putting an include at the top of each file...
- krapp 12y agoIt certainly does. I personally would still prefer a router but I know of a project which was written almost entirely in sprawling, procedural PHP that might benefit from this. Although I do wonder what the performance hit would be.