Michael Collins wrote:
I am relatively new at PHP and wondering why there is no mechanism to create user-defined superglobals? For example in ASP.Net I can setup a global.asa to define database connections or any named value I want to be available anywhere in an application. It would be great to have something like that in PHP.
You can do the same thing with a PHP file and have it auto_prepended to your scripts or just include() it yourself.
You can't make your own superglobals, but you can assign keys to the existing ones, if you really want.
$_SERVER['MY_DATABASE_USER'] = 'user'; $_SERVER['MY_DATABASE_PASS'] = 'pass';
mysql_connect('localhost',$_SERVER['MY_DATABASE_USER'],$_SERVER['MY_DATABASE_PASS']);etc...
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