No. That would be to access the code. Include grabs an entire file.
Perhaps you should look into Ajax techniques.
-Micah
On 04/02/2007 04:06 PM, ioannes wrote:
I have a particular business application so just returning html is OK,
the output is the useful bit in this case. I understand from t
ioannes wrote:
I have a particular business application so just returning html is OK,
the output is the useful bit in this case. I understand from the
discussion that I can still run my code on my server in response to a
remote server requesting the result of a function in that file and that
use cURL to execute the remote code
Bastien
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I have a particular business application so just returning html
I have a particular business application so just returning html is OK,
the output is the useful bit in this case. I understand from the
discussion that I can still run my code on my server in response to a
remote server requesting the result of a function in that file and that
result gets back
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Tony Miceli wrote:
wouldn't that be very dangerous if someone could
Tony Miceli wrote:
wouldn't that be very dangerous if someone could grab my code and run it
on their server?
Yeh, pretty dangerous. That's how c99shell and a bunch of other scripts
work.
i'm an intermediate php guy at best. for many reasons i would not want
someone including my files and ru
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I'm not totally clear on what you're asking, so here's two options:
If you
I'm not totally clear on what you're asking, so here's two options:
If you use the include() function, you're pulling the code from the
external server and running on the local server. If you're running an
HTTP call, say via an Ajax routine for example, the code runs on the
external server.
Ok, I figured it out. I am using jpgraph and I need to place the
include statement next to the start of PHP.
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did you make sure the previous line had a ; at the end? Check that first.
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Someone tell me why this isn't working? I keep getting a
It's good coding habit, and it sometimes will save you from some
"constant"
> headaches (pun intended for everyone who has run into this problem
before).
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> - Jonathan
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No problem. I wonder if there's a web-based syntax checker for PHP...
- Jonathan
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Man, this means I ha
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> This might be your problem:
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> Try:
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who has run into this problem before).
- Jonathan
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Thanks Jonathan,
Your suggestions were very helpful, especiall
This might be your problem:
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Thanks Jonathan,
Your suggestions were very helpful, especially turning on the error logging.
Here is where I'm at now:
Fil
ld definitely try to solve this the normal way by finding the problem
> with the paths rather than trying to screw with your php.ini or httpd.conf
> file - otherwise you'll have a script that might not work if you ever have
> to move your scripts or copy them to a development server
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> So, maybe this is the question. Can you include a file from
> /main/page.php by using a path of /includes/dblib.inc?
Probably not. PHP can "see" the whole
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Thanks Jonathan,
I'm trying to include a file /includes/dblib.inc from /main/page.php. In
/main/page.php I use include("includes/dblib.inc");. When that didn't work,
I
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> How is this different than using the php.ini file?
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How is this different than using the php.ini file?
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> How about adding the following to httpd.conf:
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> php_
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> #1. You may want to double-check the path where you're calling it from
> in
> case you're working with subdirectories.
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> Let's s
At 22:41 3/27/2002 -0600, Dan Brunner wrote:
>Has anybody told him to check his PHP.INI???
How about adding the following to httpd.conf:
php_value include_path .:/usr/share/php:/path/to/webpages
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Has anybody told him to check his PHP.INI???
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#1. You may want to double-check the path
quest correctly.
>
> #3. Please give us a little more detail on the errors you're getting (any
> specific messages would be nice).
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> - Jonathan
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Hi Rick,
Yes, this is the first thing I checked. Thanks for your suggestion.
...Brad
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> ?>
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> If not, PHP treats the code within as straight text
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> -Orig
il on the errors you're getting (any
specific messages would be nice).
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di
did you start each include file with:
If not, PHP treats the code within as straight text
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Ok, I've spent some time
Thank you I got it working good deal
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>Yes that is correct. On a secur
Yes that is correct. On a security point of view therer is something
extra you can do.. when using require you can require files that are outside
the web tree...by this I mean are not accessible thru the internet. So if
you site was in /home/web then you could setup a directory, say
/home/web_v
so in var.php i will put something like this
$db="mydatabse";
$username="myusername";
$password="mypassword";
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chuck all the common variables in var.php
then just put
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OK here is one for you folks that know what you are doing.
I am making a sc
Hi,
This is a small example to connect the Database.
and save as "dedb.inc"
And Then, in your php. file Before you start any statement or query. put
this on first.
OK...
Kelvin.
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Format of included files is the same as original .php file.:)
When you include .php file it is the same as you copy that file in your main
.php file in that place.
> This is my first time programming with PHP. I have seen include files in
> the beginning of a php block and wonder is there a s
hi kat,
the include files are simply a way for repetitive code (like a connection to
a db) to be inserted into your pages.
the syntax for the files is the same as any php script and it is added to
the page at the point that you include it.
the format is
include ("page_name.php");
the pages t
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