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Posted by Neredbojias on 06/27/07 09:09
On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 08:10:53 GMT dorayme scribed:
> For almost all of the sites I maintain, I am decking them out
> with PHP includes, some are operating fine outside on external
> servers. There is no management problem for this majority because
> of the portability of the construction I am using:
>
> ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/site/includes/section.inc'); ?>
>
> Works beaut on both external and my local apache Mac server.
>
> But, now that I have the solution to a global construction for a
> Windows server for a couple of my sites (courtesy of help here in
> a recent thread), I am going to have a slight management problem.
> Because the construction used for these servers is double dutch
> to my Mac server.
>
> <? include "e:\inetpub\abc12345\includes\section.inc"; ?>
>
> my solution so far is to put both constructions of the includes
> on the files with one of them commented out for use here on my
> server (for testing) and the other commented out for upload to
> the actual server delivering the company site to the internet.
> This is obviously easy to do for just a few files. And for the
> business of uploading the newly "decked out with includes" whole
> site, I guess I can just use S&R (on the whole site) to switch it
> back and forth.
>
> Anyone got any better idea of how to do this? It's surely not
> that bad what I propose but I have this instinct that there are
> likely smarter way of proceeding.
How about a simple conditional checking for the existence of "e:\inetpub
\abc12345\includes\section.inc"?
--
Neredbojias
Once I had a little bird
That made me rather hasty.
So now I have no little bird,
But it was very tasty.
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