I would suggest creating a path alias in your Apache httpd.conf file to recognize
(i.e) /includes/ and redirect as needed.
Justin
"Golawala, Moiz M (IndSys, GE Interlogix)" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am running PHP with apache. I put all my webpages in the htdocs folder. A lot of
> my scripts use a bunch of open source libraries. Until now I have been including
> these libraries in my scripts by defining a full path to the library 'inc' files. If
> I put the library itself in my htdocs folder I can see it. However, I want to simply
> include the library by saying:
>
> include ("xmlrpc.inc");
>
> I don't want to put the absolute path in the include statement nor do I want to have
> the xmlrpc.inc file in the same directory as the script that needs it. Is there a
> some configuration setting in the php.ini file that I can set so that It always
> points to some path to look for the include files (It would be nice if the any thing
> below that path is also seen if I set the path. So if i set the path in the
> configuration to see /usr/home/ , even if i put something under /usr/home/install/..
> I will be able to pick it up.) Thank in advance for any help.
>
> Moiz
>
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