Re: help with include

"O." wrote: > > "Susan G. Long" wrote: > > <snip> > > Can't do that (include does not open HTTP connections; it's for local > files only). Randy Sesser was half right. You'd have to download the > entire file using fopen or some other file function, then include the > downloaded file in your page. I was wrong. You can do that. I wouldn't, but you can. Amazing what I find when I RTFM. > > > > > > > If I put this in my phpslash page under one of the blocks from > > > the admin interface, it shows the code in the source instead of > > > pulling the page in...help??? The manual suggests that it pulls the contents of the file as given to it by the remote server. So, the only way you could get the code of the webpage you are including in the source of your webpage is if the remote server is not parsing its own data correctly. However, you're not clear on what code in what source is getting shown. -- O.