Hi,
I heard it was possible to turn off/on php execution in a directory using
the .htaccess file.
Can some one tell me how to do that?
Thanks.
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correct way is to get file name is :
$path_parts = pathinfo($dir.$file);
$fdir = $path_parts[dirname]; // directory name
$fname = $path_parts[basename]; // file name
$ftext = $path_parts[extension]; // file extension
best regards
Hello everyone -- I'm just a little bit stumped on this. I've got some
files that are available for user download, however, the files are in
different directories. The file names are based on the item number which
is available. For example, item number AS1000-01 is in directory AS
and is named
Hello,
hey is it just me or is the manual on the PHP website all mixed up at the
moment ? When you click on the Documentation / English links it just
takes you to a search page ! Similiarly for functions and so on.
Lukas
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My web sites, which generally have only a couple of real visitors a
day to run a specific applications, have just been getting hammered
by this stupid nimda and code red stuff. I'm running Linux/Apache/PHP
and have firewalls that filter everything except port 80 so I'm not
worried about any
Greetings to Felix and All:
I must agree that http://coolfreepages.com/ is a really good free hosting
service that supports PHP. However, soon as you use mail( ), it generates
an error message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mail() in ...
Regards,
Salty
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It's being worked on, go here :
http://www.php.net/mirrors.php
Replacing www with your county code (uk,us,au...) usually works too. For
example, the uk mirror is uk.php.net
regards,
Philip Olson
On Sat, 22 Sep 2001, Lukas wrote:
Hello,
hey is it just me or is the manual on the PHP
Could someone tell me how to sort this? Each $variable1 is a 3,4 or 5
letter string that I would like sorted alphabetically. I assumed sort would
do it but apparently it isn't the right type of array. Thanks.
$variable1 = split(\n, $variable);
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It would help if you gave us some more information. If you look in your
MySQL folder you will see a folder call include. In that folder there is
file call mysqld_error.h, this a list of some of the errors you will
encounter. This will help you track down the problems you are having, in
the
Hi !
I am having a problem that looks like this :
1.I'd like to have some clue on the traffic on my site, but my server doesn't support
the mysql or smth like that. Anyway, I'd be happy with a text file, smth like a log
file. Is it possible to write into a text file ?
2. Is it possible and is
Hi !
I am having a problem that looks like this :
1.I'd like to have some clue on the traffic on my site, but my server doesn't support
the mysql or smth like that. Anyway, I'd be happy with a text file, smth like a log
file. Is it possible to write into a text file ?
2. Is it possible and is
Hi !
I am having a problem that looks like this :
1.I'd like to have some clue on the traffic on my site, but my
server doesn't support
the mysql or smth like that. Anyway, I'd be happy with a text
file, smth like a log
file. Is it possible to write into a text file ?
2. Is it possible and
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 15:29:34 -0500, Joseph Koenig wrote:
Hello everyone -- I'm just a little bit stumped on this. I've got
some
files that are available for user download, however, the files are
in
different directories. The file names are based on the item number
which
is available. For example,
?php
$COUNT_FILE = div/count_data.txt;
if (file_exists($COUNT_FILE)) {
// En: Open, read, increment, save and close file.
$fp = fopen($COUNT_FILE, r+);
flock($fp, 1);
$count = fgets($fp, 4096);
$count += 1;
fseek($fp,0);
fputs($fp, $count);
Why don't you try it and find out?
J
Kyle Smith wrote:
Is it possible to use include inside the mail function?
eg
mail(include(blah.txt)) ???
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My web sites, which generally have only a couple of real visitors a
day to run a specific applications, have just been getting hammered
by this stupid nimda and code red stuff. I'm running
Linux/Apache/PHP
and have firewalls that filter
I know, this isn't an Apache list
Upgraded to Apache win 1.3.20 recently.
Running Apache 1.3.20, MySQL 2.23.38, Windowz 98
When running a variety of database driven applications, Apache craps out on
me. MySQL and Windowz are not affected. Anyone else run into this? All
was fine until I
Well - I just spoke with the client and apparently only one directory
was going to create that problem so they're just going to rename the
directory. I guess I should have tried that solution first. However, is
there a way to read the string up to the point where the numbers start?
For example,
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 16:48:13 -0500, Joseph Koenig wrote:
Well - I just spoke with the client and apparently only one
directory
was going to create that problem so they're just going to rename the
directory. I guess I should have tried that solution first. However,
is
there a way to read the
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 14:46:04 -0700, Mark wrote:
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 16:48:13 -0500, Joseph Koenig wrote:
Well - I just spoke with the client and apparently only one
directory
was going to create that problem so they're just going to rename
the
directory. I guess I should have tried that solution
Hi,
I'm configuring PHP on my mac os X box and have been working for days
reading all the lists and articles that have been written about this and I
have got through a lot of issues so far but now I'm at an impass.
I've compiled all the extentions that I need (expat, sablotron etc.) but now
in
snip
checking for Hyperwave support... no
checking for ICAP support... no
checking for iconv support... yes
checking for iconv_open in -lc... no
checking for IMAP support... no
snip
checking whether to include pspell support... no
checking whether to include QDOM support... no
checking for
At 13:48 2001-09-21 -0700, Bill Rausch wrote:
sleep( 300 );
I felt that if nothing else I could slow the worm down a little by
wasting its time before it races off to the next potential target.
Does what I'm doing make any sense or am I all confused?
I do like the concept behind the sleep
try this when u get a sec.
its weird...
In Microsoft Word, start with a blank page and type the letters NYC
in all caps. Highlight the letters and change to the largest font size,
72 points.
Now change the font itself to Webdings .
that's not all.
Now change the font
Do all versions of the GD library for Linux that are version 1.6 and above
not support any GIF formats? I have 1.8 and in the manual I thought that it
was only version 1.6 that didn't support GIF format. However, when I run
ImageCreateFromGIF() or ImageGIF() I get an error saying that it's not
Are you sure about that? I am trying his script and I just had an attack
and I watched the traffic through my firewall software. It dropped off
immediately, i.e. showed no activity. I was expecting to see somekind of a
persistant connection, but It doesn't seem to be there. I tested it myself
Hi,
I try compile gd-lib in version 1.8.4 on OpenBSD. This operation caused
error, but with version 1.8.3 was all OK.
Do you have some expirience with this problem? How to compile PHP 4.0.6 wiht
gd-1.8.4
Thaks
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I'm using php4 with session
I have a session variable
$TABLE[1]=100;
$TABLE[2]=150;
$TABLE[3]=200;
My problem is I have a mysql database where I pull out data and put them
into the the session variable
With these data, I want to generate a graph.
if I access to a different page (or link)
At 09:29 21/9/2001 -0700, Chris Lee wrote:
this isnt reallt a php question but I'll answer it anyhow because Ive been
stuck with netscapes incompatabilities before. do this.
input type=image border=0 name=sub src=genre.png
onsubmit=set_category()
onSubmit is not an event for the input type
form name=formMoviesSearch method=post action=imagesubmit.htm
input type=image border=0 name=sub src=genre.png
onclick=set_category()
input type=hidden name=submit_form value=true
/form
I understand Netscape is a real pain in the a**... but that should work...
maybe it (Netscape)'s being
This didn't get answered before. I'm trying to sort an array but it
won't work.
$list = file('list_main.txt');
$list = sort($list);
If I print $list it gives me 1 and print $list[0] is nothing. The list_main.txt
looks something like this:
ABC
DEFG
HIJ
etc.
Jeff Oien
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When you do $list = sort($list) you are assigning a boolean true/false to
the success/failure of the sort to $list (on the left hand side of the
equals sign). What I think you really want is:
$list = file('list_main.txt');
sort($list);
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The following does what it's meant to do: replace [i} and [ei} with the html
eqivalenets.
$welcome_html = eregi_replace(\[i],I,$welcome_html);
$welcome_html = eregi_replace(\[ei],/I,$welcome_html);
Why does the following NOT work?
$welcome_html =
Hi,
I need to have a search on my site and was about to start working on it.
Can anyone pls send their code if they have made one allready ?
Thanks,
Vishal
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I stopped reading after the manual said You can't do that, but there's a
user-contributed note on a work-around that you may want to read.
Disclaimer: I don't really grok in PHP yet, so I just don't use it. :-p
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Compile from source.
You could spend the rest of your life trying to find a right rpm that has
the currect sub-set of 107 compile-time switches to PHP's configure.
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Whichever way your company wants to do it.
Consistency is all that matters, really.
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You should be able to find this in *ANY* computer science algorithm
textbook, or online in a few thousand sites...
If you find a C version, you can probably change all the variables to have $
in front, and you're finished.
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Do you have a auto_prepend which is doing require 'index.php' ?...
Check in php.ini
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The *FIRST* thing you need to determine is *WHY* and *WHERE* your pages are
being slowed down.
90% of your problem is in 10% of your system.
It *MIGHT* be your database connections.
It *MIGHT* be your hard drive thrashing.
It *MIGHT* be your bandwidth isn't up to snuff.
It *MIGHT* be your
You will almost certainly need to find a php_freetype.dll which will provide
the API from PHP to Freetype's DLL...
But there may be DLLs that provide, say, way more than Freetype that will
give you Freetype as a side-effect. GD, for example, lets you put Freetype
fonts in to Images, at least on
Where does admin.php live?
Is it in /www/inc?
If not, either move it there, or change your include_path in php.ini to be:
include_path = ./:/www/inc
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It's a MySQL issue, probably.
Addslashes() should take care of it, I think...
If not, find out how MySQL escapes # and use http://php.net/str_replace
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Either you are missing a constraint (one of the *AND* bits in a WHERE
clause) or you actually have duplicates in the join. Can't tell which
without knowing more about the schema.
You could just use select DISTINCT ... and let MySQL get rid of the
duplicates. That may be kinda slow on 5,000
Dunno why split is not working, but use explode instead.
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Add a third site without ChiliSoft and do .htaccess, and a fourth with
ChiliSoft and .htaccess and see which works/breaks...
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What argument did you use for setlocale?
It seems to sometimes like different args on different OSes?...
Like, fr works for some, fr_FR works for others, I think...
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Does the PHP user (nobody) have read access to the local file you are trying
to upload?
Are you 100% sure you have the right things in the filenames?... Print them
out right before the ftp_puts line.
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If your code doesn't look like this:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/features.http-auth.php
you did it wrong.
Replace the == test with your imap_open, but don't go re-arranging the
if/else logic or the header() order.
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The trick you are missing is this:
You can use an if/else to build your *SQL* piece-meal as well:
$SQL = update $table_name set ;
if ($userfile_th != 'none'){
$SQL .= thumbnail='$userfile_th_name', ;
}
if ($userfile_full != 'none'){
$SQL .= full_size='$userfile_full_name', ;
}
$SQL .=
?php
# Untested code:
exec(ps auxwww | grep $PHP_SELF, $results, $error);
if ($error){
echo implode(\n, $results);
echo OS Error: $error Usually path/permissions. See 'man errno'
to be sure\n);
}
$results = implode(\n, $results);
if (strstr($results,
I think it is not parsed on the remote server, but is on the local server,
but they can't get the source from include().
That said, either way, if they can include() it, then can fopen/fread it, so
it really doesn't mattter
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You really only want to use the whole URL if you plan on having it get it
from a remote server... And that's pretty dangerous unless you totally
control that remote server.
I think you'll need to convince xyz.inc and/or Apache to not output those
headers...
I *THINK* maybe something like:
500 just means PHP or PWS puked.
Check whatever log files PWS has, and any log file for PHP you may have
specified in your php.ini
Also, try running php from an MS-DOS prompt to take PWS out of the picture,
and surf to a non-PHP page to see if that works. Narrow down where the
problem must be.
Closest I can think of is:
http://php.net/manual/en/function.assert.php
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The CGI (.exe) version will not scale up well for a busy server.
Each time a page is requested, PHP.EXE is fired up, does its thing, and
quits.
In the ISAPI model, PHP is a DLL that gets glomned on to IIS, and is just
always there.
Alas, many of the third-party DLLs are not yet thread-safe, so
I believe you will need to stuff the body into the mime-headers like another
attachment and have the body be empty... Even that *may* not work...
Another option is to bypass the mail() function entirely and just fsockopen
to port 25 and fread/fwrite the right stuff to talk to SMTP. It ain't
If the licensing is an issue, you should be able to automate the exporting
of data from Access/Excel, and suck it into MySQL, and then web-host MySQL
only.
You'd have to read your Access license with a lawyer, not here, to be sure
what's kosher...
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I think you can do fopen(...,'w+')/fseek()/fclose() in some combination that
would do that...
Might need to fwrite(...,EOF) or something...
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'uncompress' is in zlib, I think, so you need to install that.
http://php.net/zlib
And use --with-zlib in your ./configure
./configure may just magically find it after you install it...
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Here's a rule of thumb:
Either:
A) You can just append to the end of the file, or
B) You should be using a database, not a file
It's really that simple.
As soon as you start asking about writing things into the middle of a file,
or at the end of a line rather than the end of the file, you are
You simply CANNOT get an INPUT to go through an A tag.
If you want to keep the INPUT, you either need to use a SUBMIT or an INPUT
TYPE=IMAGE.
*OR* you can simply incorporate aFindOnInput into your A tag, if it's not
something the user can edit:
echo a
You don't have newlines in $cmd, do you??? Don't do that.
You may also need to http://php.net/setenv to set up PATH so that
identify.exe can find whatever filter/DLL/plug-in thingie it needs to find
to do EPS files, identify.exe uses that kind of plug-in architecture.
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I'm guessing that maybe you are printing out $php_errormsg when there was no
error?...
Or are you forgetting to use global $php_errormsg inside your function?...
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I believe:
include() gets parsed and executed on the server that is doing the
include-ing, not the remote server...
If that file has session_xxx() in it, you'll have started a session and
whatnot on the local server.
The remote server doesn't even have to have PHP on it at all, and its
Whoops. Hit send too soon.
It could just be that your table is too darn big for select distinct on the
hardware you have...
What's your disk space like on MySQL's data drive?
df -h
You'll need to figure out which partition holds MySQL's data directory, and
see how much free space is there.
suExec will only work with PHP running as CGI, not a Module.
You *CAN* have PHP in Apache twice with different extensions (.php and
.phpcgi) and corresponding mime-type (application/x-httpd-php and
application/x-httpd-phpcgi) and then the one site will have to use .phpcgi
for its files, or you
Search DB2 docs for the term cursor
I'm betting that's how DB2 does it.
Not quite as easy to work with as LIMIT, but it'll work great.
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I think you need to create a .so file, not .o and .la...
There are some sample screen shots at http://conf.php.net in Rasmus' more
recent talks
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Where is your sort call?...
sort($variable1);
should do the trick...
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What is SID in graph.php? Cuz it should work...
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I think you want cURL ...
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I'm guessing the table is messed up...
Back up your database, and try running those ISAM check utilities that MySQL
provides to verify database integrity.
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Try to ignore the 777/755 parts, and see what happens.
777 for is *DANGEROUS* anyway!
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If it's a local email address that's bad, check the return value of
http://php.net/mail itself.
If it's a non-local address, Errors-to: and Reply-to: or whatever should
work, depending on how well the email servers involved have implemented
those specs. Show the source for how you did Reply-to:
Wild Hypothesis:
If all else fails, it may be possible to create a bunch of one-page PDF
files, and then concatenate them with some external weapon...
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Does this happen only with PHP mail?
Try running 'mail' or 'pine' or something and sending an email from the same
box.
What does your sendmail_path setting look like in php.ini?
Un*x, Windoze, ?
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Is there a new-line at the end of the include-ed file?
?php...
?
^
/ \
/ \
Unless this is an unterminated line, you'll get messed up.
Various editors will automatically add a new line for you.
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I think it's not, last I heard...
But I don't use ODBC a lot, so don't rely on me if somebody else says
differently.
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You left out http://php.net/sort if you want if alphabetical, but other than
that, it looks like you're done...
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So put them in the restricted directory.
Or, put them not in the web-tree AT ALL, and grab one of the umpteen
download scripts in code archives linked from http://php.net/links.php
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Read php.ini
Search for engine
I think you can only turn it off, not on, in .htaccess as your ISP
wouldn't want you to be able to turn it on if they turned it off in the
first place...
Actually, the whole engine directive may be httpd.conf only, not .htaccess
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Can you upload the same files with regular FTP clients?...
If you are having network problems, PHP can't do anything about it...
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I did this once by dumping everything into JavaScript arrays.
I used PHP to generate the HTML/JavaScript files that were tested on Jaz
cartridges in non-PHP computers, and then we burned CDs from that.
This then only requires that you get the JavaScript right (which is not too
tricky for just
You either need to use that sudo or suid thingie, or set up a PHP CGI
(using a different extension and mime-type) wrapped in suExec
(http://apache.org)
I don't know anything more than that -- Just providing the road-signs to the
right paths.
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Try:
header(Location: $HTTP_REFERER);
I guess...
But you may need to pass along whatever data you want to keep, or use
sessions so there's only a SESSION_ID to pass along.
http://php.net/session_start
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If you need multiple connections, you should store them in variables and
keep track of them.
The last connection is a convenience for single-connection users.
Opening a MySQL connection is quite slow, so you really don't want to do it
more than you have to.
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Yes, I absolutely suck as a Graphic Designer.
There will not be any pretty charts, graphics, or nifty layouts in the
course. We're talking raw, bare-bones, text-edited HTML. No Dream-Weaver,
no FrontPage, no Homesite, etc. Even the Flash and PDF stuff will be rude,
crude, and very austere (at
I believe 'compress' is in 'zlib' which you'll need to install first, and
then use --with-zlib as you configure.
(Actually, once you install it PHP will probably automagically find it...
Better to just be sure, though.)
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http://php.net/fopen
http://php.net/ftp
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Hi,
Anybody know how to code in HTML or perl to find the browser
say
if Iexplore
{
do this
}
else if Netscape
{
do this
}
Thanks and regards
-Balaji
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Dallas K. wrote:
try this when u get a sec.
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signature you can start using if you're going to keep posting this tripe...
My $0.02.
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Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
What is SID in graph.php? Cuz it should work...
This is the main problem.
Can find out why it's not working.
SID is the session ID
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Hi,
I am trying to redirect the user to another page after user authentication
and using sessions.
I was wondering how do you redirect to another page and then at the same
use pass the session ID over to that other page.
Thanks.
Peter
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, [iso-8859-1] Stig-Ørjan Smelror
Hey all,
Two related questions. If I remember correctly this has been beaten to death
before on the list, but here I am having issues with it, and ending up at
somewhat of a loss still.
I've built a media management system for a video company. It is built to
handle large data assets, such as
Hi all.
Is there a command to execute (run) from HTML or a php4 script a other php script
without a mouse click (A HREF=xx.php).
I have a lot of php scripts and need them to execute from a master php script.
any help?
Thanks all,
Yours Hans.
On Fri, 21 Sep 2001 16:16, hvm wrote:
Hi all.
Is there a command to execute (run) from HTML or a php4 script a other
php script without a mouse click (A HREF=xx.php).
I have a lot of php scripts and need them to execute from a master php
script.
any help?
Thanks all,
Yours Hans.
On Friday 21 September 2001 00:31, Raphael Pirker wrote:
this link refers to a function READING zip files, not actually creating
one...
There's an article on creating zip files with pure PHP (other libraries not
needed) on zend's site.
Actually this is the 1st article in a series of them.
On Friday 21 September 2001 00:31, Raphael Pirker wrote:
this link refers to a function READING zip files, not actually creating
one...
Sorry, forgot to send the link to the zip creation class,
http://www.zend.com/codex.php?id=535single=1
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You can do something like
?php
# Master script
switch ($Something) {
case 1:
include 'xx1.php';
break;
case 2:
include 'xx2.php';
break;
# ...and so on
}
# ...include any 'post-processing PHP stuff here, if necessary
?
Any variables in the master
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