> > What do people do with required files? I have a file called config.php
> > which contains all my functions. It is 329526 bytes. Should I split this
> > up into other files? I don't think so, but what do others think?
>
> I too am curious about a recommended or best practice.
what you want tod
speedboy wrote:
>
> What do people do with required files? I have a file called config.php
> which contains all my functions. It is 329526 bytes. Should I split this
> up into other files? I don't think so, but what do others think?
I too am curious about a recommended or best practice. I create
What do people do with required files? I have a file called config.php
which contains all my functions. It is 329526 bytes. Should I split this
up into other files? I don't think so, but what do others think?
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its functions.php
as i've said my include works... because i'm able to echo from it... i just
can't access the functions.
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron Moore) wrote:
>
> > r
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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> resides in line 6 of test.php where i try to call a function which is in
> function.php
>
> the test.php file :
> ___
> require("functions.php");
> function.php file :
Umm, so is th
Heres what I have so far. I've put all the fiels into one folder, and i know
the paths are correct since they don't give an include error. The error
resides in line 6 of test.php where i try to call a function which is in
function.php
the test.php file :
___
_
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> Its obviously not finding it... my question is why the includes don't
> work???
Make sure you have error_reporting set to E_ALL and display_errors turned
on, then try running the script again.
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A few things to consider:
1) double check the include path.
2) if you're not the appropriate file is being included, then user
REQUIRE, as that will stop the program.
3) Variable Scope
Your function variables may be out of scope. Double check them, or
make them global.
4) If y
At 10:15 PM 2/09/2001, Aaron Moore wrote:
>Its obviously not finding it... my question is why the includes don't
>work???
>
>Thanks
Are you 100% positive that the get_total() function is defined in your
functions.php file ?
Check it, make sure there is no typos because this seems synonymous wi
Its obviously not finding it... my question is why the includes don't
work???
Thanks
Aaron Moore
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> On 03-Sep-2001 Aaron Moore wrote:
> > ok i have this at the top of my page:
> >
> > include("/www/data
On 03-Sep-2001 Aaron Moore wrote:
> ok i have this at the top of my page:
>
> include("/www/data/vi2/root/layout/functions.php");
> include("/www/data/vi2/root/layout/config.php");
> require("/www/data/vi2/root/layout/init.php");
>
> but when I call one of the functions included in functions.php
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