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File_HtAccess::getRequire()

File_HtAccess::getRequire() -- get the value(s) of require property

Synopsis

array File_HtAccess::getRequire ()

Description

Get the value(s) of require property as an array. Require property contains the usernames or groups users who are allowed to access protected resources. Value valid-user means all users listed in password file are allowed to access.

Parameter

string $type - if 'string' return value will be a string with usernames separated by a space character. Otherwise return value will be an array(). Defaults to an array.

Return value

mixed string or array depending on $type parameter.

Note

This function can not be called statically.

See

File_HtAccess::setRequire()

File_HtAccess::delRequire()

File_HtAccess::getRequire()

Example

Example 25-1. Using File_HtAccess::getrequire()

<?php require_once('File_HtAccess.php');  /* add user tuupola and viemero to list of users to be granted access */ $fh = new File_HtAccess('.htaccess'); $fh->addRequire('tuupola'); $fh->addRequire('viemero');  $require1 = $fh->getRequire(); $require2 = $fh->getRequire('string');  print_r($require1);  /* Array              */ /* (                  */ /*    [0] => tuupola  */ /*    [1] => viemero  */ /* )                  */  print_r($require2);  /* tuupola viemero    */  ?>

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