HTTP_HOST Problem

[Dan_Mason]

Hello again!

 

Back with another annoying problem!  ???

 

I am trying to re-arrange my Root Directory in my Web-server so that I can access files easily and know where they are.

 

Here is the Layout of my Directory:

 

Report-->AppLib

        -->CSS

        -->Documents

        -->Images

        -->Graph

        -->Javascript

        -->Main

 

Etc etc, You get the idea. There are appropriate files in each folder so that they are easily accessed.

 

The problem i am having is linking the files together.

 

I need the path for include's to be variable, as when I take this on-site (It is a local network based Report System), it will be placed under a different directory to the one i am testing it in now.

 

Eg

 

Instead of

<?php Include 'C:\\Program Files\\Apache\\htdocs\\Report\\AppLib\\'; ?>

 

I need     

<?php Include $FilePath . 'Applib\\'; ?>

 

I have tried using These functions so far:

 

<?php

//Function to Return Server name
  function get_server() {
$protocol = 'http';
if (isset($_SERVER['SERVER_PORT']) && $_SERVER['SERVER_PORT'] == '443') {
	$protocol = 'https';
}
$host = $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
$baseUrl = $protocol . '://' . $host;
if (substr($baseUrl, -1)=='/') {
	$baseUrl = substr($baseUrl, 0, strlen($baseUrl)-1);
}
return $baseUrl . '/';
}

?>

 

That is for linking HTML files to eachother, as instead of a file path, a URL is required instead

 

 

<?php

//Start Session
session_start();

define('INCLUDE_PATH',dirname(__FILE__));
$_SESSION['INCLUDE_PATH'] = INCLUDE_PATH;

?>

 

The above piece of code is used for 'Include' and 'Require' filepath's but Niether of the 2 above codes seem to work! all i get on screen is ans HTTP 500 Server Error, and I cant fins whats wrong by De-bugging the code in Eclipse!

 

 

One other question, Does anyone know of a better programming Environment than Eclipse, because i seem to be encountering alot of problems with it!

 

Thanks in advance for any help

 

 

 

 

[Axeia]

I use the following codesnippet in the CMS I'm building:

<?php
define( '_CMS_PATH_ROOT_', dirname( dirname( __FILE__ ) ), true ); 
function cmsAutoLoad( $pClassName ) 
{
    if( strpos( $pClassName, 'cCms' ) === 0 )
    {
        require_once _CMS_PATH_ROOT_ . '/libs/cms/'.$pClassName.'.class.php';
    }
}
//Register cmsAutoLoad as an autoloader, in order to prevent clashes with other autoloaders (as opposed to the magic method __autoload)
spl_autoload_register("cmsAutoLoad");
?>

And include the file this is in, in every file related to the CMS.

 

PS: spl_autoload_register is only in php quite recently, if you got an older version than supported simply remove the last line and rename cmsAutoLoad to __autoload

 

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So that's quite similar to your code and it should work, do you have error reporting enabled?

(Don't think this is the type of error where the IDE is to blame).

[Dan_Mason]

Cheers man,

 

but still having a problem. i am getting just the number 1 outputted to the screen.

 

I think i have changed all of the appropriate parts to fit my system :S

 

<?php

define( '_CMS_PATH_ROOT_', dirname( dirname( __FILE__ ) ), true ); 
function cmsAutoLoad( $pClassName ) 
{
   if( strpos( $pClassName, 'cCms' ) === 0 )
   {
       require_once _CMS_PATH_ROOT_ . '/AppLib/'.$pClassName.'MPDSData.php';
   }
}
//Register cmsAutoLoad as an autoloader, in order to prevent clashes with other autoloaders (as opposed to the magic method __autoload)
echo spl_autoload_register("cmsAutoLoad");

?>

 

Is there anything still in there that is specific to you system??

 

[Axeia]

The require once include is prefixed with the wrong global variable, look at my post again, editted it since as I don't really want google associating my name to the CMS name (yet).

I'd appreciate it if you'd change your quote as well.

[edit]

Looking at your own code, I suspect mine has one dirname too many and you might want to get rid of the if statements around it.

And are you sure you're looking for /AppLib/'.$pClassName.'MPDSData.php'? don't think the classname variable there makes much much sense, try an echo of the same path to see what it's trying to do.