[support] Help required for PHP script

[Metzler, David]

Create a subfolder in the main parit of your drupal site and put them
there.  Basically drupal .htaccess files say: if the file isn't found
then run drupal's index.php, Putting them in a subfolder of your drupal
site will simply keep them from conflicting with other drupal files.
So if your own php files are found they should run fine comingled with a
drupal site.  

 

Doing things at this level will NOT embed those scripts in your theme
though, but in my experience this is what most new developers want. Then
you can start slowly porting those pages into module pages provided by
drupal, or using embedded drupal functionality at your leasure.  

 

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From: support-bounces at drupal.org [mailto:support-bounces at drupal.org] On
Behalf Of salil GK
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2012 8:46 AM
To: support at drupal.org
Subject: [support] Help required for PHP script

 

Hello

 

  I am pretty new to Drupal. I wanted to develop a site pretty quick for
porting my existing site to Drupal. What I am trying to do is - create
pages corresponding my old pages and provide them through menu. So user
will be able to use the functionality by navigating through Primary
links or menu. My back end scripts are PHP script ( basically from my
forms I wanted to access the forms php scripts in the  back end !! ). I
was wondering where can I put my old scripts in the drupal directory so
that the pages works as such ... Is there any settings required for this
?

 

Thanks

GK

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