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I have an interactive JavaScript app that runs through arrays of data. I don’t want users to be able to easily view the array content, so I have stored the arrays in PHP and pass them to the JavaScript app with AJAX and JSON. I had thought about using a database, but since these files only have to read (not written) I thought it would be unnecessary.
Am I missing an obvious and easier way to do this? Perhaps some sort of server-side cache?
Cheers,
You really shouldn’t be using PHP to emit JSON arrays when you could just create static JSON files (like data.json) with the data already in JSON format.