I am using *.tpl
files of html and php code to include
into various webpages on my website to fill in common spaces such as header and footer.
I am trying to include and print the code at the correct place in my website. I am using the following:
<?php
include ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . '/assets/com-footer.tpl';)
?>
I am using a MAMP localhost to run my website and I am puzzled as to how to get this to work? I'm no pro unfortunately!! The initial intention was to get the baseURL
before the /assets/com-footer.tpl
The directory of my tpl files is: localhost/assets
I am trying to avoid having to put ../../assets/file.tpl
for some pages. I just want a standard php code that outputs the baseURL of the localhost and the server when it is uploaded to a hosting server. When I have this, I can put it before css stylesheet links and images etc. All to avoid the ../../../
strings I have to add depending on which folder the webpage is saved.
Can anyone shed some light and help me out here?
Change
include ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . '/assets/com-footer.tpl';)
To
include ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . '/assets/com-footer.tpl');
If you know your absolute path on the server just set it yourself. I do that sometimes to shorten my PHP code. Create a variable called DOC_ROOT in a php file that is included with all your pages like a config file, header or something. something like so.
<?php
define("DOC_ROOT","/absolute/path/to/httpdocs");
//whatever else after this
?>
Then you can just call include(DOC_ROOT.'/assets/com-footer.tpl');
and use DOC_ROOT anywhere else too.
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