[SOLVED] how to load php class from another domain?

[mga_ka_php]

how to load php class from another domain?

[trq]

You can't.

[Kloplop321]

Plus it would add a lot of script waiting time.

[cags]

You can't.

 

If it's a class definition the OP is after wouldn't...

 

include 'http://www.example.com/class_script.php';

...work? Depending on the server settings of both servers of course.

[Mark Baker]

If it's a class definition the OP is after wouldn't...

 

include 'http://www.example.com/class_script.php';

...work? Depending on the server settings of both servers of course.

Only if the remote server wasn't set up to parse php, but simply being used as a repository for php files... otherwise it would execute the php class file and return the result of that execution (quite probably a blank page)

[mga_ka_php]

i see, ok thanks

[seanlim]

Another possibility is for the server where the PHP class resides to have a script that reads & outputs the content of the specified PHP class.

 

e.g. include("http://www.example.com/getClass.php?class=ClassName");

 

and in getClass.php:

if(isset($_GET['class']) && $_GET['class'] == "ClassName")
echo file_get_contents("classes/ClassName.php");

 

[trq]

Even still, this just gets you the class as a string.

 

You would need to then eval this string to actually turn it into executable code.

 

This is far too dangerous and inefficient to bother with IMO.