> I don't have access to the PHP CVS at the moment (note to self: get a C
> compiler)... but I wanted to ask how this will affect (or will it?) HTML
> generated from within included PHP files. Eg. A is at web root and
includes
> B in a subdirectory X. B generates HTML that calls for image C.gif in
I don't have access to the PHP CVS at the moment (note to self: get a C
compiler)... but I wanted to ask how this will affect (or will it?) HTML
generated from within included PHP files. Eg. A is at web root and includes
B in a subdirectory X. B generates HTML that calls for image C.gif in
subdire
At 04:11 PM 7/10/2001 -0700, Vlad Krupin wrote:
>Andi, can you tell me what would happen if I also have another c.php in
>the same directory as a.php? which one of the two c.php's will get included?
>
>I am not complaining about the solution, I am just rying to see if it will
>break my code...
Andi, can you tell me what would happen if I also have another c.php in
the same directory as a.php? which one of the two c.php's will get included?
I am not complaining about the solution, I am just rying to see if it
will break my code...
thanks,
Vlad
Andi Gutmans wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
>Att
You can nuke the fprintf() in the patch :)
Andi
At 08:24 PM 7/10/2001 +0300, Andi Gutmans wrote:
>Hi guys,
>
>Attached is a patch which I worked up quickly (could probably use some
>improving) which should solve the problem with includes of relative
>includes :)
>Simpler said:
>
>a.php
>-
>
Hi guys,
Attached is a patch which I worked up quickly (could probably use some
improving) which should solve the problem with includes of relative
includes :)
Simpler said:
a.php
-
b.php
-
c.php
-
This example should work when c.php is in the same directory as b.php and
PHP is
