document-root

TL;DR : What alternatives to the last code sample on this page are there when trying to use relative links on pages included with PHP's include command? I'm trying to include() a file that links to a .css document, the problem is that I need to include this file from multiple (different) directories. My directory structure looks somewhat like this: www ├── (getpath.php) │ ├── css │ └── style.css ├── php │ └── header.php └── content ├── index.php └── posts └── index.php (I'm including header.php in both index.php files. header.php is the file that refers to style.css (which the browser needs to

Originally, I thought my problem was How to maintain branches in Apache's DocumentRoots? but realized the right question actually is How to use Git to deploy stuff to web -server such as Apache? . I feel I have understood now the DocumentRoot -problem, it would require Apache hacking that I want to avoid because much simpler solution using side-effects and putting the repo outside the deployment -dir but now a problem to understand git-fetch-hook and how to deploy stuff if the outside thing is a large dir, perhaps just cp besides and then mv -- but there must be some better way of syncing the

I develop and deploy various PHP applications to different environments. Especially on development environments, they can be anywhere, from document_root to /Users/me/Sites/ or even /Users/me/Sites/someapp/ Inside these applications I need to know where the 'application root' is, once as the real path and once as URL. Path is no problem. Let's say I have a bootstrap.php in the app root directory which does: define("BASE_DIR", realpath(dirname(__FILE__))); However, I have problems to reliably get the base URL. On most environments simply subtracting document root from BASE_DIR works: define(

This has been bugging me for a long time so I need to ask the question. What is the difference between / and ./ , is it just down to server settings? For example, if we were looking for an images folder in the root directory we would write: <img src="/images"> However, another server will only accept it as follows: <img src="./images"> It's not a biggie, but in an ideal world I'd like to think I could transfer my sites to another server relatively easily without having to update minor details like these. Of course, I can declare it in PHP and set it once in a config file, but it really is

Let's say I have the following configuration: <VirtualHost domain.com> # Server names, admins, logs etc... ProxyVia On ProxyRequests Off <Location "/"> ProxyPass http://localhost:8080/tomcat-webapp/ ProxyPassReverse http://localhost:8080/tomcat-webapp/ Order allow,deny Allow from all </Location> </VirtualHost> Now, I want the address domain.com/forum to display conent of my MyBB forum, which files are inside /var/www/forum directory. How to accomplish this? Actually, I resolved this problem with the following code: ProxyPass /forum ! ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/tomcat-webapp/

I have installed apache 2.2 in centos 6. Everything worked fine when the apache folder was at its default location /var/www/html . Then I configured a Virtual host inside my users home folder. After that apache started showing Forbidden You don't have permission error when I tried to go to localhost or 127.0.0.1 from browser. this is the code i used in httpd.conf <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/home/anjan/workspace/mfs" ServerName anjan-centOS <Directory "/home/anjan/workspace/mfs"> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews AllowOverride All Order Deny,Allow Allow from all </Directory> <

I have this site that I need to find the root folder / plus the actual folder its works out of. My problem here is that during development i have the folder with in my local server that in turn is with in its own folder: Then online I then have the development site within a folder, so it can all be tested before the live production etc. LOCAL SERVER: localhost/mytestSiteA/... LIVE SERVER TEST FOLDER: www.asite.com/devbuild/.... Now I can retrieve the root via the document.location.hostname But i need then to add the folder name after this so that I can load in content etc when in developement

How can I have the following setup in apache? http://server/ABC/* should be served by /var/www/ABC/* http://server/PQR/* should be served by /var/www/PQR/* Every other request should be served by /var/www/Others/index.php (a single file). Thanks, JP Use Alias: Alias /ABC/ /var/www/ABC/ Alias /PQR/ /var/www/PQR/ Leave the document root pointing to /var/www/Others/index.php. It could do the trick. :) You can do this with mod_alias, which is part of the apache distribution. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_alias.html for serving everything else with the single file you would use mod