Re: re: ini_set() / Jason Wong / dynamically setting this?

On Tuesday 03 December 2002 01:20, Matt Babineau wrote: > Hi everyone: > > > > I just read the reply from Jason Wong pretty much just about my > question. Using the ini_set() command at the top of all my pages I think > would work out ok, but when I upload my pages to the server, how can I > dynamically set the include path to match the root of my web folder on > the shared server? Look at the output of phpinfo(), in particular the contents of $_SERVER, you should find what you need in there. > I've included a link to the error message below. As an aside, I picked > up this piece of software that lets me grab HTML or other content from > web pages and puts it into its own window and gives me a link to it. I > am finding it way handy for sharing these errors that I get with other > people. They just click the link to view the error, rather then getting > a ton of debug code in an email message. I highly recommend trying it > out, makes my life a lot easier. I disagree. If possible you should always post your error message/code to the list. I, for one, would not bother to go click on a link to see what the problem is, it's too much like hard work ;-) Plus it might be a bit of social engineering and the link leads to the latest Outlook exploit (which is why I don't use said program). > > <http://www.amplifytheweb.com/amplify/?13B53210-FD7A-4DDA-999E-993D243F4 > BB4> > > http://www.amplifytheweb.com/amplify/?13B53210-FD7A-4DDA-999E-993D243F4B > B4 And another reason is all these posts are archived. Someone stumbling upon these posts in a few years time might not be able to reach the above link, thus they wouldn't have the faintest idea of what you are referring to. -- Jason Wong -> Gremlins Associates -> www.gremlins.biz Open Source Software Systems Integrators * Web Design & Hosting * Internet & Intranet Applications Development * /* "What do you do when your real life exceeds your wildest fantasies?" "You keep it to yourself." -- Broadcast News */