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Re: Sanitize Path for PHP-Nuke (Score: 1)
by chris-au on Sunday, November 02 @ 02:51:54 CET
(User Info | Send a Message) http://sengers-au.com | I do (and did) understand that.
However, there could be (and in my case) instances of having a script call a folder/file, what you call beneath, the relative root.
I have many modules that are accessed by more than one site and they are beneath the root of all of theme.
Coding that bit of script, day in mainfile.php, would stop all that in it's track. |
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