Hi,
Sunday, September 14, 2003, 3:25:57 PM, you wrote:
TT Hi,
TT Normally to change a sites include directory for PHP I'd use a .htaccess
TT file and the following command:
TT php_value include_path .:/path/to/web/
TT Again normally, I would get the path to the site by doing a simple
TT
Hi,
Normally to change a sites include directory for PHP I'd use a .htaccess
file and the following command:
php_value include_path .:/path/to/web/
Again normally, I would get the path to the site by doing a simple
phpinfo(); command and find the _ENV[DOCUMENT_ROOT] line near the end of
the
Tim Thorburn wrote:
Normally to change a sites include directory for PHP I'd use a .htaccess
file and the following command:
php_value include_path .:/path/to/web/
Again normally, I would get the path to the site by doing a simple
phpinfo(); command and find the _ENV[DOCUMENT_ROOT] line near
Where should this point to? Mine points to c:\php4\pear and I dont' have a
pear directory under \php4.
Rad Craig
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That depends on where you want to point it at :)
In pear we always use something like :
require_once 'Package/File.php'
It's very usable to add the pear directory to php's
include path, but only if you have it ;)
Otherwhise, just don't think about that setting.
Rad Craig wrote:
Where should this
Hi,
I'm trying to setup an include directory for my site using .htaccess but
I'm having some difficulties.
The command I'm typing is as follows:
php_value include_dir .:/path/to/my/site/includes
When I try this, I get an error 500 with Apache. Have I typed something wrong?
Here's my setup:
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