Re: a little help here please... :)
| From: | Matt McClanahan | Date: | Fri, 01 Dec 2000 04:21:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: a little help here please... :) | ||
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2000, Richard Lynch wrote:
> > Second:
> > I can't open files with absoulte paths right? like in C...
> > include("/home/whatever/www/something.htm") works but
> > include("/something.htm"); doesn't... altough in HTML I can link that
> way...
> > why is that? can someone exaplain it to me?
>
> In order to allow the inclusion of files outside your web-tree, PHP uses a
> full pathname from the root of the whole machine when an include path starts
> with "/" rather than just from the root of your web-tree.
>
> As a result, no, you can't use /something.htm when you want your web-rooted
> file to be included.
>
> However, you can alter include_path in your php.ini to have your web-tree
> root in it, and then something.htm would work. I also recommend having "./"
> as your first entry in your include_path so files "next to" the main file
> can be included.
You can also include("$DOCUMENT_ROOT/something.html")
Matt