How to include a PHP file at the site level using .HTACCESS or other methods
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How to include a PHP file at the site level using .HTACCESS or other methods
I want to include my PHP file googleanayltics.php on every page on my webserver that is a .php or .html document
I would like to know:
A) How do I add this right BEFORE the </head> tag
B) How do I add right right AFTER the <body> tag
I'd like to know both methods for flexibility
I think .HTACCESS could accomplish this easily, and if you know how, or if you know of any easier method then please do share.
P.S. I do not want to manually go in and enter a code on every file, that is why I am asking this question (for time saving)
EDIT: Only now I see what you actually wanted (was hidden due to formatting). Although possible, that would be a very clumsy thing to do, and really not worth the effort. See my other answer for a way to do that.
There are two php.ini settings you might be interested in:
auto_prepend_file and auto_append_file
They can be changed via .htaccess (see the other answer).
NOTES:
These will be included before or after the whole PHP script; but not in specific sections of the output.
They will only affect files handled that go through PHP, which means HTML files are not included, unless your server is set up to pass HTML files through PHP. This can be done by adding the following line to your .htaccess:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htmAuto prepending a file that generates output is a dangerous thing to do, because it will affect (break) scripts that set headers or use sessions.
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