Site specific includes

[razorsedgeuk]

Hi.

Using PHP as a back end to several different sites all running on the same server.

Is there anything that can be done to set the directory for includes() at runtime so that they are different for each site?

I would like to be able to use the both a global directory (some scripts apply to all sites) and a local directory (scripts of the same name but different content).

Suggestions and recommendations please.

TIA

Richard Quadling.

[thimble]

I think the easyest way is to include the whole addres like
require ("http://www.idontknow.com/common.php")

Didn't tested it myself

Greetingz!
Johan

[Anon]

You could put the include_dir directive in an .htacces file in the root directory of each website.

php_value include_path .:/usr/local/apache/htdocs/inc

-- or --

If you are running apache you can set the include_dir in the VirtualHost container for each site. I think it is done the same as with .htaccess but I have never done it this way.

Good Luck