I have an odd problem. I have a file called "evt_to_web.php". This file contains some variable assignments and a few functions.
I have used require_once "evt_to_web.php"; in another file, indextest.php. In indextest.php, I then call a function that is in evt_to_web.php. That function cannot seem to see it's own global variables, even though I have used "global <etc>;". I'm pulling my hair out. Here is "evt_to_web.php": $evthostname = "localhost"; $evtusername = "paukai"; $evtpassword = "imctiger88"; $evtdatabase = "imc_evts"; $evtevents_table = "evt_events"; // Table where all events will be stored. $evtclient_table = "evt_clients"; // The owners of events and their login info $evtcategory_table = "evt_cats"; // Small table with categories for event sorting // Administration password $evtadmin_password = "imccalendar"; $evtimg_dir = "images/"; // Webmaster, in case of error: $evtwebmaster = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; // Redir site in case of error: $evtredir_site = "http://www.illinimedia.com/";; function testGlobal() { global $evtredir_site; echo "TestGlobal: '$evtredir_site'<br>\n"; } When I do "testGlobal();" I get: TestGloal: '' Showing me that the function testGlobal thinks that $everedir_site is empty. What have I done wrong here?? Thanks, Paul Kaiser -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
