Suppose I would have a PHP file on my server. Now in my HTML I have a piece of Javascript code which refers to the path/url of the PHP file. Is it possible to restrict the PHP code to function only for a specifed website?
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Suppose I would have a PHP file on my server. Now in my HTML I have a piece of Javascript code which refers to the path/url of the PHP file. Is it possible to restrict the PHP code to function only for a specifed website?
Short answer: yes.
My assumption is that you have the same PHP script on many different domains, and you want it to behave differently for some domains
First off you need to make sure your PHP script has a reliable way of detecting which domain it’s running on. This should be in your configuration somewhere. I wouldn’t trust
HTTP_REFERERand$_SERVERmay not have what you need.If you have this it should be easy enough to decide what the script should do.