Robert Bagley wrote:
>
$Response->Include() works too, but doesn't help since it runs the
script, and returns the output.
Josh can correct me if I'm wrong, but I've always understood that
Quoting y <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> I still can't include files the way I wanted to;
> I have a scalar, with a filename. I want to include that file, which is
> in written in Apache::ASP format.
>
If the file you're including is written for Apache::ASP, then why wouldn't
$Response->Inclu
Hi,
I still can't include files the way I wanted to;
I have a scalar, with a filename. I want to include that file, which is
in written in Apache::ASP format.
works, but it doesn't help much since the
file name is in a scalar.
$Response->Include() works too, but doesn't help since it runs the
y wrote:
Hi,
I want to include a file, in the same way like:
So it could become a part of the script (i.e: use the same variables,
etc.).
This syntax should work, doesn't it?
Regards,
Josh
Josh Chamas, Founder
Hi,
I want to include a file, in the same way like:
So it could become a part of the script (i.e: use the same variables, etc.).
require doesn't work, of course, and $Response->Include() isn't what I'm
looking for either...
The file I'm trying to include is in Apache::ASP format too, so I can'
Sorry, I forgot to mention the most important part: I get the file name
from the database.
So I want to include $FileName, for example.
I mentioned it in the subject, but forgot to write about it :)
Thanks a lot.
-- Yuval
