Re: HTML_Form versus QuickForm

I have copied the HTML folder from my own computer's PEAR installation to the home directory of myself on the webhost's computer and it works! So it was easyer than I thought, thanks for the support people "Eric "E-Dawg" Johnston" <edawg@e-dawg.com> wrote in message news:1055945613.16083.67.camel@gila... > On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 07:40, LIMBOURG Arnaud wrote: > > > No need to even bother looking for the include path - notice that '.' > > > there in front of the ':'? That means search the current directory > > > first for includes. Stick it there, problem solved. > > > > > > I've stuck the HTML directory structure in the same directory as a > > > script that depended on the Integrated Templates on servers > > > that lacked > > > PEAR... > > > > Yes, but that means you have to keep the files on the same level and as i > > tend not to do that i need a directory readable from anywhere so it must be > > in my include path. > > > > Arnaud. > > You could also put them in subdirectories off the current direcotry, as > I noted above. > > I keep all mine in a common location because I administer the servers I > work on, but he said he couldn't because he uses a hosting service, > therefore his only option is to put it in a directory he can access and > his scripts can access. Chances are that he cannot access the other > directories in the include path so the only choice is the current > directory... > > -Eric >