Show ALL files used to create page

[crashwave]

I know how to show all included files of a page
this is what I use to get included files
[php]
$included_files = get_included_files();

foreach ($included_files as $filename) {
$str = str_replace(‘path/to/directory/of’,’’,$filename );
echo "$str
";
}[/php]

What I would like is to get a list of all the files that created the end result page not just those by include().
All css, js…everything, just like the list produced under devtools resources, and echo them on the page.

is that possible?
Thanks

[ErnieAlex]

Well, that was a very interesting chase while researching this question…

First, it seems that there is no way to do this. (But, I created a work-around!)

The code you posted works fine. But, the file MUST be included inside PHP.
So, <?PHP include...blah blah blah?> is a PHP command. So the include filename is available.
But, a file included in a header as an external file is not available to PHP.

It does seem to exist inside the browser’s session stream somewhere, but, I can’t find it or
how to pull out the name thru PHP.

A really simple fix is to just include all of your CSS filenames INSIDE a PHP include command.
Then, the filename should be accessible.

So a link like:
would be placed into a file by itself and called css1.php or whatever.
Then, when you go to the page, PHP pre-loads the file which is the css link and then you can access
the name of “css1.php” Which you would know is really css/somefilename.css !
Would take a bit of figuring on what they are.

Another way would be to simply use the page image. Load it using CURL into a variable and parse out just the tags for . That would give you a list of all the linked files you have loaded.

Just curious… Why do you need a list of files inside your page that you wrote? Why not just echo them out?

Anyway, good luck…