note 52342 modified in function.include by danbrown
| From: | danbrown@php.net | Date: | Mon, 18 May 2009 01:05:12 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 52342 modified in function.include by danbrown | ||
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Something not previously stated here - but found elsewhere - is that if a file is included using a
URL and it has a '.php' extension - the file is parsed by php - not just included as it
would be if it were linked to locally.
This means the functions and (more importantly) classes included will NOT work.
for example:
<?php
include "http://example.com/MyInclude.php";
?>
would not give you access to any classes or functions within the MyInclude.php file.
to get access to the functions or classes you need to include the file with a different extension -
such as '.inc' This way the php interpreter will not 'get in the way' and the
text will be included normally.
--was--
Something not previously stated here - but found elsewhere - is that if a file is included using a
URL and it has a '.php' extension - the file is parsed by php - not just included as it
would be if it were linked to locally.
This means the functions and (more importantly) classes included will NOT work.
for example:
include "http://MyServer.com/MyInclude.php";
would not give you access to any classes or functions within the MyInclude.php file.
to get access to the functions or classes you need to include the file with a different extension -
such as '.inc' This way the php interpreter will not 'get in the way' and the
text will be included normally.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.include.php