Is there a way to set a custom variable from within .htaccess so that every php script can then read from it ? I went googling around nothing.
Thankyou!
Is there a way to set a custom variable from within .htaccess so that
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Is there a way to set a custom variable from within .htaccess so that every php script can then read from it ? I went googling around nothing.
Thankyou!
You can only set an environment variable from .htaccess:
And this becomes available in the
$_SERVERarray:So, not exactly a global variable. But still useful for some purposes.
(The other option is declaring an
auto_prepend_fileto pre-define variables. But that’s more a workaround then.)