I don't understand quite well your question, but I guess you are trying
to include a page inside other pages containing just a script that shows
up the actual Date and Time... Well, you could simplify this just by
making a finction called i.e. datetime() and call it from wherever you
want.
It that's the case, do this in other page or inside any of your pages
(i.e. main.php):
function datetime()
{
echo date (D, jS F Y \a\t G:i:s);
}
This code is UNTESTED... I forgot if I have to put a backslash (\)
before the : in the time part ;)
Hope this helps,
C.
-Original Message-
From: Calvin Spealman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 5:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] strange php output
I'm trying to do a little trick with my new site. i have one main php
script, index.php which includes the header and footer scripts and the
page script between them. the page script is determined by $page,
which
is set to main if it doesnt exist already. $page . .php is then
included. I have one other page so far, datetime.php. I wanted to
let datatime run itself by including the headers and footers on its
own
if it wasnt included by index.php. so, i add this to the top and
similar code at the bottom (replaced header with footer):
?
if (!$page==datetime) // Not using index.php
{
include(header.php);
}
?
this code works when datetime.php is included by index.php, but on its
own the script just outputs htmlbody/body/html. Even ignoring
the xhtml code outside the php code in the file. its like the entire
file is ignored. i really have no clue why. anyone else have one?
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