Doug Loud wrote:
>
> Path to the includes script and required file:
> C:\My Documents\IISMK\Bluepoint\ESP\28 ESP\28 ESP System\includes\28ESP.pl
>
>
> Path to the script calling the require:
> C:\My Documents\IISMK\Bluepoint\ESP\28 ESP\28 ESP System\MainMenu.cgi
Well damn that explains it right there. The required script is in the
includes directory right below the executing script (and probably also
the CWD). The obvious answer was to use :
require 'includes/28ESP.pl';
or
require './includes/28ESP.pl';
Damn what a waste of time when you don't get the proper info to start with.
There's no way that script ever ran with a starting /.
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