[PHP] Including function libraries
Ok, I've got a file called functions.lib which contains the following:
function checkLoggedIn()
{
return (true);
}
function Test ($x)
{
return ($x * $x);
}
and a file called test.php which contains the following:
?php
include 'functions.lib';
if (checkLoggedIn())
{
print Logged in;
}
else
{
print Not logged in;
}
?
They're both stored in a directory called 'test' which Ive uploaded to
my webserver. When I call test.php from my browser I get the following
output:
function checkLoggedIn() { return (true); } function Test ($x) {
return ($x * $x); }
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: checkloggedin() in
/home/sites/site116/web/test/test.php on line 5
Why can't I call the function defined in the lib file?
Thanks
AW
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