I am still having problems with variables not being
remembered by included files. I've tried using the
global command and it still doesn't work. I've cut
down my two pages to contain the main stuff so you can
see what's happening. Basically main.php includes the
file new.php and I want the
I am still having problems with variables not being
remembered by included files. I've tried using the
global command and it still doesn't work. I've cut
down my two pages to contain the main stuff so you can
see what's happening. Basically main.php includes the
file new.php and I want
I am still having problems with variables not being
remembered by included files. I've tried using the
global command and it still doesn't work. I've cut
down my two pages to contain the main stuff so you can
see what's happening. Basically main.php includes the
file new.php and I want
Thanks, John- that works brilliantly.
Just wandering how I can include a file in a different
directory so that it still remembers variables.
for example what if I want to include the file
www.example.com/two/example.php in the file:
www.example.com/one/example.php
?
would
Thanks, John- that works brilliantly.
Just wandering how I can include a file in a different
directory so that it still remembers variables.
for example what if I want to include the file
www.example.com/two/example.php in the file:
www.example.com/one/example.php
?
would
Include can handle URLs as the path if allow_url_fopen is set correctly
in the php.ini. But it does have some limitations if being done on a
Win32 platform instead of (*)nix.
Try reading this, it might shed some needed light.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
HTH
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Jason k
Include can handle URLs as the path if allow_url_fopen is set
correctly
in the php.ini. But it does have some limitations if being done on a
Win32 platform instead of (*)nix.
Try reading this, it might shed some needed light.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php
Very true,
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