Executed only once and used across all pages

[DarkPilgrim]

I'm a bit new to PHP and there is something I'm not sure whether PHP
can grant.
Given my web application has some codes that only need to be executed
once(eg.configuration used over the whole site), but every php script
which needs that config seems to execute that once to get configuration
when a request comes.
Is there any mechanism that can make a script processed only once and
all other pages can use its output?
(Maybe this is impossible,but I just want to get a definite answer.)
Thx in advance!

[flamer die.spam]

Da*********@gmail.com wrote:

I'm a bit new to PHP and there is something I'm not sure whether PHP
can grant.
Given my web application has some codes that only need to be executed
once(eg.configuration used over the whole site), but every php script
which needs that config seems to execute that once to get configuration
when a request comes.
Is there any mechanism that can make a script processed only once and
all other pages can use its output?
(Maybe this is impossible,but I just want to get a definite answer.)
Thx in advance!

it is normal practise to have one config file that is included in
whatever other scripts need it, thats the method i would recommend, if
the scripts were large and performance was on your mind, then you could
just write the outputs to a flat file and include that into your php
scripts, less work for php but more work for the coder.

Flamer.

[DarkPilgrim]

Thx!
flamer di******@hotmail.com wrote:

Da*********@gmail.com wrote:

I'm a bit new to PHP and there is something I'm not sure whether PHP
can grant.
Given my web application has some codes that only need to be executed
once(eg.configuration used over the whole site), but every php script
which needs that config seems to execute that once to get configuration
when a request comes.
Is there any mechanism that can make a script processed only once and
all other pages can use its output?
(Maybe this is impossible,but I just want to get a definite answer.)
Thx in advance!

it is normal practise to have one config file that is included in
whatever other scripts need it, thats the method i would recommend, if
the scripts were large and performance was on your mind, then you could
just write the outputs to a flat file and include that into your php
scripts, less work for php but more work for the coder.

Flamer.

[NurAzije]

You can find a better solution in this article:
http://www.nurazije.co.nr/2006/10/us...ns-in-php.html
It is exactly what you need, upload your output once and use it all the
time easly..
Regards,
Ashraf Gheith