Re: trying to use Table.php

Thanks m8! I might be able to find out where PHP is installed with php_info() I'll try it "Stan Lemon" <insyder@myrealbox.com> wrote in message news:3EEE08D5.7020902@myrealbox.com... > Fun stuff. Had an issue like this with my web host. The guy told me that PEAR was installed, he knew nothing about PHP (He was a nice guy though) and he had not properly configured his php.ini for inclusion (e.g. set .;/path/to/pear/) I found out where he had PEAR stored, which was pretty standard at /usr/share/pear > > So I did the following: > ini_set("include_path","/usr/share/pear"); > include_once("/usr/share/pear/DB.php"); > ini_restore("include_path"); > > First, I set a path for inclusion, so that after I designate what file I am going to include all includes within that file stay within that path I set. I did this because otherwise PHP includes from the directory of the script you're executing, which doesn't do me any good. After I have loaded the file, using the full path (Cause like I said, they didn't configure PHP correctly) I restore the include path to how it is set in the PHP ini, that way no other includes act goofy on me. > > Give this a shot, granted you may need to inquire from your host where PHP is at. When I got a response similar to your this is what I did to solve the task, its a hassle, but unless you can edit the ini we're screwed. > > Also, you may want to ask them what packages they have installed. Mine has DB, and Mail, but no Mail_Mime, etc. > > Hope that helps, > - Stan<br> > > > > Jeroen van Vlierden wrote: > > >when i use in my PHP file > > > >require_once "HTML/Table.php"; > > > >I get the message > > > >Fatal error: Failed opening required 'HTML/table.php' > >(include_path='.:/usr/local/psa/apache/lib/php') > > > >when I am putting the PHP file on my webhost's server > > > > > > > > > >when I execute it on my local computer (WIN-XP, IIS) it works fine > > > >my webhost claims they support PHP and PEAR and that it is my fault > > > >someone has a clue for me what to do next?? > > > > > > > > > > > >