By Robbo on

Hi

I'm sure this question has been asked a few times but I can't find anything specific to my problem.

I have Drupal installed in the root. I have a sub-dir that contains some php scripts that I want to execute independent of Drupal. Providing a link to those php scripts results in a "page not found" error. Of course, html files in the same sub-dir work fine.

How do I stop Drupal hijacking php scripts in a specified sub-dir?

Thanks in advance.

Robbo

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stevenpatz’s picture

stevenpatz
he/him
commented

But when I want a php script to be run I create a node that include's the php code I want to run.

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Robbo commented

The problem is this:

I want to run a separate php application from under the Drupal root dir. But becuase Drupal handles all php scripts under it's root, I get a "page not found" error when I try to link to it from inside Drupal.

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toddgator commented

Did you figure out how to solve this? I'm still having this problem.

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