Bug #12314 Updated: include_path does not work

ID: 12314 Updated by: cynic Reported By: tarique@sanisoft.com Status: Feedback Bug Type: Dynamic loading Operating System: WinME PHP Version: 4.0.6 New Comment: well, I use include_path on NT 4 and NT 5 without problems. since you did not do what the Dos & Donts page tells you to do (include related php.ini settings in the report), I can only guess that you forgot to put the value in quotes. Anyway, could you try this? php.ini: include_path = "./;./inc/" somewhere/test.php: <? include 'include.inc' ?> somewhere/inc/include.inc: <? echo __FILE__ ?> and load somewhere/test.php. If it gives you any error, paste it here, please. Thanks! Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-23 07:12:07] tarique@sanisoft.com without being cynical and with all due respect - yes I have read the do's and dont's of bug reporting I also know that the similar bug has been reported for Win2K and like I said - whatever the include_path setting it does not work for all practical purposes the setting in the php.ini is include_path = It would be nice if someone could let me know where to find the Win binaries of PHP4.0.2 that is the latest confirmed (of course by me) version which does not have this problem. Also - under Linux V 4.0.6 works fine Tarique ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-23 06:30:02] cynic@php.net have you read the Do's & Don'ts? What's your include_path setting? (Copy it here from your php.ini.) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-23 05:48:57] tarique@sanisoft.com Hello, Just to let you know that include_path does not work at all under WinME So I just cant use require() or include(), it is not even defaulting to "." i.e.; the current directory Cheers Tarique ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12314&edit=1