Re: Setting include path to same directory as .php file.?
| From: | Dan Lowe | Date: | Thu, 23 Nov 2000 02:36:41 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Setting include path to same directory as .php file.? | ||
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Can this be done from inside an individual script? I have an application
which needs to include files from a particular directory but it is
frequently not an option for my users to munge around in php.ini.
The problem is that my app is trying to co-exist with php-Nuke. I have to
include two files, which then go ahead to include further files. I can
simply include "../header.php" for example, but then it tries to include
one or more other files and then it fails because they aren't in '.' with
my script. So I have to move my script to the same as the other include
files, but that is not too popular with some users, so I'm trying to find a
way to do it "right" and have everything relating to my script exist in a
subdirectory, not tainting the "main" directory in which phpNuke resides.
TIA,
-dan
Previously, James Atkinson said:
> Just set it to
> include_path = "./:/my/path:/my_path/here";
>
> etc etc.
> That'll work for Unix but I don't know about NT as I never use NT..
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