Path from root on my server without using domain name
Currently, I'm referencing images, stylesheets etc. like this on my home server:
http://localhost/igniter/assets/images/
However, this requires allow_url_include
to be set to On
in my php.ini file. I read that, as far as possible, allow_url_include
should be set to Off
.
To do that, I'd need to alter my images path to something like:
开发者_开发百科wwwroot/igniter/assets/images/
Basically, how can I reference the root of my hosting account?
allow_url_include
is about being able to pass URLs as filenames to include
, require
, and their brothers. It has nothing to do with referencing things from the HTML. To illustrate, this is a piece of code that will behave differently based on this settings:
<?php
include 'http://www.example.org/constants.php';
echo SOME_CONSTANT_DEFINED_IN_CONSTANTS_PHP;
If you allow URL includes, it will make a HTTP request to www.example.org, download the output of constants.php, and include that as PHP source; if you disallow URL includes, it will fail to include anything (and react according to your error_reporting
setting).
Referring stylesheets, images, etc. on the client (that is, from the HTML you output), such as in this example:
<?php
do_some_stuff();
?>
<img src="http://www.example.org/images/img000.jpg" />
will work fine either way.
Note that scripts are subject to the Same Origin Policy implemented in modern browsers, but that's a different story altogether.
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