On Jun 3, 2009, at 4:59 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Devin Asay wrote:
I want to be able to use common libraries for all subdomains in my
domain. Right now all of my subdomains point to folders within my
public html root directory.
/
includes/
mylib.irev
mysubdomain/
index.irev
index.irev
I want to access mylib.irev from mysubdomain/index.irev. I would
think I should be able to do
include "../includes/mylib.irev"
That does work for me. (to be precise, using include
"../subfolder/xxx.irev"
(I didn't have a folder called 'includes', but had one imaginatively
called 'subfolder' :-)
How odd. I'm pretty sure that I had everything right--I even had the
path printed to the web page to make sure. What finally worked for me
was setting the defaultFolder to the includes folder then doing the
'include' call as a relative file path.
include "includes/mylib.irev"
(Sadly, I can't get the equivalent to work for an add-on domain at the
root level, but that's not too surprising).
But that doesn't work, and produces an error message saying
FTP error: File "/mysubdomain/../includes/mylib.irev" not present
on server. Cannot download.
Why would you get an FTP error ? Are you sure this was while
running
index.irev ?
Or is there some other part of your workflow that is doing ftp of
these
files ?
Is the error message from the on-rev client debugger ? If not -
give it
a try and see what it says.
Right, I should have been more specific: it was from the debugger.
Devin
Devin Asay
Humanities Technology and Research Support Center
Brigham Young University
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