Custom Page(s) In Folders?

[findingcolors]

I was wondering if there's a way to put custom pages in folders? I know how to make a custom page and upload it to the main branch (example: yourwebsite.com/gallery/page.php)

but for organization purposes, is there a way to put these pages in folders and still have them display properly? For example, If I make a folder (named "pages") that has 3 custom pages, I would like the url to be: yourwebsite.com/gallery/pages/custom-page.php.

I tried and the pages don't show.

[406man]

There's a way you can implement it which I won't claim is particularly clean or clever but it works.

Here's an example with a page called  page-abc.php  which uses the PHP require statement to call  page-xyz.php  in sub directory /sub  which is directly beneath the main coppermine directory

Here is the code for the two scripts, being sure to include a security check:

Code Select Expand

<?php
/***   page-abc.php   ***/

define('IN_COPPERMINE', true);

define('INDEX_PHP', true);
define('RESTRICTED_PRIV', true);

require('include/init.inc.php');

include './sub/page-xyz.php';

?>


<?php
/***   page-xyz.php   ***/

if (!defined('IN_COPPERMINE')) {
    die('Not in Coppermine...');
}
echo 'This is the sub page';


?>
Once page-abc.php has been created you don't need to touch it again and you can just update page-xyz.php

[findingcolors]

There's a way you can implement it which I won't claim is particularly clean or clever but it works.

Here's an example with a page called  page-abc.php  which uses the PHP require statement to call  page-xyz.php  in sub directory /sub  which is directly beneath the main coppermine directory

Here is the code for the two scripts, being sure to include a security check:

Code Select Expand

<?php
/***   page-abc.php   ***/

define('IN_COPPERMINE', true);

define('INDEX_PHP', true);
define('RESTRICTED_PRIV', true);

require('include/init.inc.php');

include './sub/page-xyz.php';

?>


<?php
/***   page-xyz.php   ***/

if (!defined('IN_COPPERMINE')) {
    die('Not in Coppermine...');
}
echo 'This is the sub page';


?>
Once page-abc.php has been created you don't need to touch it again and you can just update page-xyz.php

This still kind of defeats the purpose. I want all of my pages in mygallery.com/pages/page-title.php and use the /sub url in the url bar, with no duplicate pages in the main folder, and take the style of my coppermine theme.