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Run my php files from outside htdocs

I have my xampp installed and running sites from the htdocs folder. I want to create a website directory in a different location and run the files online from there.

I know I can do this somehow using both Virtual Host settings and changing my hosts file in System32.

I want to change my URL from localhost/websites/mysite/ to just mysite/

Can anyone offer assistance, thank you

Locate httpd.conf file on your local XAMPP install: C:\\xampp\\xampp\\apache\\conf\\httpd.conf

Edit the “ DocumentRoot ” line to the location of the remote \\htdocs folder.

Example: “C:/xampp/xampp/htdocs” to “C:/Users/Ann/Documents/My Dropbox/Dev/Xampp/xampp/htdocs”

Edit the “ Directory ” tag to the same remote location you set for DocumentRoot.

“C:/Users/Ann/Documents/My Dropbox/Dev/Xampp/xampp/htdocs”

Save the file and restart your local Apache server .

Navigate to your " localhost ” in your browser and you should see the remote web site files.

You don't have to configure anything and then reconfigure ...

What I do is the following: I have a simple PHP file in htdocs folder, named 'PHPexec.php', which accepts files from anywhere and it runs them as 'include' files. Example: Suppose you want to run "D:\\PHPs\\xxx.php'. You run http://localhost/PHPexec.php?f=D :\\PHPs\\xxx.php . PHPexec.php will receive the pathfile as a $_GET variable and run it as an 'include' file:

$file = $_GET['f'];  // After checking if it is set etc.
include $file;

Simple as that. From the moment you create your 'PHPexec.php', you have just to run http://localhost/PHPexec.php?f= {PHP_file} . Your PHP file will be run as if it were stored in localhost! No configurations and re-configurations ...

(You can configure your 'PHPexec.php' to also accept variables to pass to the PHP file, etc.)

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