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I'm using auto_prepend on my website, however I don't want it to be used in every folder. How can I stop php from auto_prepending a file within certain folders using .htaccess? (It doesn't have to be .htacces, I can use any other method but I thought I'd start with .htaccess)

ps - I'm using the auto_prepend in php.ini to set the auto_prepend

+1  A: 

In a .htaccess file, you can use this to define a specific file that will be auto-prepended, in a directory :

php_value auto_prepend_file "prepend.php"

So, I suppose you could use this to de-activate auto-prepending in a directory :

php_value auto_prepend_file none


Note I am using the special value "none", as explained in the documentation of auto_prepend_file :

The special value none disables auto-prepending.

Pascal MARTIN
Ha. geez I was using "none" (with quotes) and it wasn't working so I moved on to try other things and eventually post here. That worked perfectly. thx for helping out a n00b!
justinl
No problem :-) You're welcome ; Have fun !
Pascal MARTIN
Haha i will :D thx!
justinl