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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 06/22/06 03:29
Jim Carlock wrote:
> $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] returns the root path
> for the subdomain, which is different than the root path for
> the primary domain.
>
> Is there a global variable to get the path for the root domain?
>
> What's the best way to handle this when you want to keep
> use the logo for the root domain?
>
PHP doesn't know anything about the "root domain". It only knows which domain
you're currently using.
That's because the "root domain" is just another FQDN - and may reside on this
server, or another one anywhere in the world. Or, even if it is on the same
host, it might be in a completely different directory structure (nothing in common).
If you're using Apache, you can set up a link in your http.conf file; if you
don't have access to that you may be able to do it in your .htaccess file -
haven't tried. And, if course, if you're on Unix, you can set up a link to the
other directory.
Of, if you can't do any of the above, you can always copy the logo to another
directory within the subdomain's structure.
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