> I've been using the funcion INCLUDE like this:
> <?include"("/header.htm");?> because file header.htm has to be included
> in a lot of files. I want to use "/" because file header.htm is in main
> directory (like E:) and there are files in very directories above E:.
> But when I have a file in a directory above, like E:folder1/index.html
> and I use the include function in the file index.html, there's next
> error massage: Warning: Failed opening '/header.htm' for inclusion
> (include_path='') in /home2/httpd/htdocs/www/index.html on line 21 .
> Line 21 is the line I had put include function.
> We don't want to use <?include("../header");?> because we have files in
> other directories, and like that, we had to use
> <?include("../header");?> in one file, <?include("../../header");?> in
> another one, etc.What can we do?
You can provide a full path using "/home2/httpd/htdocs/www/header.htm"
Or, you can set your include path to be
"./:/home2/httpd/htdocs/www/:/any/other/directory/you/like";
in php.ini
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