Is there a way to determine whether the file has been requested by CSS? Assuming that everything goes through a master file index.php.
Is there a way to determine whether the file has been requested by CSS?
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Is there a way to determine whether the file has been requested by CSS? Assuming that everything goes through a master file index.php.
I have managed to get this done, a pretty hacky way, but possible.
Basicly, the router (a PHP one) works with masks, and some files can only be accessed if the mask has been set.
When loading CSS file, I set the required mask, when loading the corresponding images I check for the mask and if it matches the required one, I load display the image. So, when looking at the rendered page it works, but when accessing the file directly, it does not.
Mask is a SESSION variable for now, that gets unset after file routing.
I will get a clean working example and update this answer with it sometime in future.