William:
So when I type the filename how would the code look by adding that "pwd"
command?
I know the command is:
<?php
include ('header.php)
?>
It will now look like this:
<?php
include ('http://tamara-braun.com/header.php')
?>
Now, I tried that and it didn't help. I had to copy the header and sidebar
files and place them in the subfolder where the I received the error on the
file I quoted.
Thanks again.
NWN
William Piper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This means that it couldn't find the file. If you use
include('header.php'); it php tries looking in the local directory, then
the include_path. If it can't find it in either, then it will spew the
warning that you see.
Try giving a full path to the file. For example, go to the directory
that has the file and type "pwd", linux will show the full path. Copy
that & paste it into the include along with header.php.
William Piper
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