Heh...
You know how you have the include_path for php.ini setup, and how you can put "." in there to look for includes in the exact same folder that a php is running in...
Now, say I want includes to look in a folder called "includes" at the root of each website.
Is this possible? I really do not want to add EVERY website's root folder path plus "/includes" to the end of them all, just to do something like this.
I would imagine, like a special char, or something can be used to say "web root" instead of "machine root"...?
So, instead of having something in php.ini as:
include_path = ".:/var/www/html/website1/includes:/var/www/html/website2/includes:/var/www/html/website3/includes:/var/www/html/website4/includes"
...and on and on, and becoming a big hassle if things move or ever change... wouldn't it make sense to have something like:
include_path = ".:~includes"
Of course I could be dreaming here... I mean, it's only something so blatently logical it could have easily slipped the minds of the php creators...
