[RESOLVED] PHP apache handler

theelectricwiz

Well it doesn't quite fit here, but it seems the best place for it so here it goes.

What I am wanting to do is make it so that every request (eventually) to a virtual domain on a apache server will be handled through a single php script. I am wanting to do this to create a script that will obfuscate scripts, stop images being requested from outside the domain, draw pages using templates and the likes. I know php isn't the best for this, but is learning experience. I have partially got a hack way of doing it through the apache rewrite engine, but it doesn't work as well as I want.

Does anyone know of a good way of doing this? I have looked around and found something on apache handlers, but I'm not quite sure if that is quite what I want.

Cheers in advanced.

theelectricwiz

An apache handler does what I need it to do, but it would be good to find a way that didn't require the file to exist for it to pass through a parser. Any ideas?

theelectricwiz

Close enough with the apache. Done by using something like in your .htaccess folder:

Action page-handle /index.php
AddHandler page-handle .php5

for a certain filetype or

Action download-do /download.php
SetHandler download-do

Though this doesn't handle links to files that don't exist this can be a good thing....