How to prepend a PHP file to every page using web.config?

Question

I'm moving from a Linux VPS to a Microsoft Server. With my Linux OS, I was using Apache and could utilize .htaccess

In that file, I had this configuration:

php_value auto_prepend_file "/inetpub/htdocs/app/tpl/includes/config/config.php"

I then ran into the painful realization that .htaccess does not work with IIS, but only Apache. I now know that IIS uses web.config, but I'm sure what would be the equivalent of this in web.config.

I simply want to append a file to every single PHP page. The website doesn't work without having the config appended, as it contains routes to essential methods.

Answer 1

Hi @wahabraiz19

I think the best way is translate .htaccess content to IIS web.config, here a link about the use of the .htaccess file by PHP applications, and shows how to use the Web.config file for these same functions in IIS.

translate-htaccess-content-to-iis-webconfig.

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