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I’m running a PHP test (probably the longest test I’ve ever done), where I try to get all the files from a folder, using require, but automatically...
My files are like this:
- PHP-Teste
- index php.
- public (Pasta)
- Test.html
- Style-Home.css
Well, my index.php looks like this:
<?php
require 'public/Teste.html';
require 'public/Style-Home.css';
?>
This code works perfectly, but now imagine that I had 100 files, I would have to do the require manually on each one? Like there’s no way to get one require 'public/*' or something like?
Ah, and if you have a more suitable way of showing HTML, CSS, JS, ETC files in PHP, you can give the hint :)
Create an array with the name of the files to be included, itere by this array including each element.
– Augusto Vasques
@Augustovasques . I’ve tried it this way, but it includes the files together, without any folder. Problem is: In my index.html, it is searching for CSS like this: css/style-home.css . Css is in a folder (In normal environment)
– Erick GameDev