I find PHP's parse_ini_file an efficient and very handy method to use for storing configuration as you can split settings up into multiple sections and such as you add more settings.
~ Adam
Luke
· 1 year ago
Hi Adam,
Thanks for pointing out parse_ini_file - seeing as we've already done all of our configuration work for now, we probably won't be using it in this project - but it's on my list of things to use for the next one.
lollige
· 8 months ago
You have really written a wonderful tutorial, which contains just what I need! Thanks for linking every php code to the right page, this time it helped me easily figure the difference between require and require once, and require and include! Which I both did not know before (the differences) Thanks!
Sean
· 8 months ago
What happens when the engine fails and someone sees all the information on this page?
Luke
· 8 months ago
Hi Sean, What do you mean by 'fails'? As long as you've written an .htaccess rule to disallow users to view config.php, it should be virtually impossible for a user who doesn't have access to the web server to read your configuration file.
~ Adam
Thanks for pointing out parse_ini_file - seeing as we've already done all of our configuration work for now, we probably won't be using it in this project - but it's on my list of things to use for the next one.
Thanks!
What do you mean by 'fails'? As long as you've written an .htaccess rule to
disallow users to view config.php, it should be virtually impossible for a
user who doesn't have access to the web server to read your configuration
file.