Has anyone come across this problem with require_once?
I was working on my local machine with apache and have included a file
like this:
require_once "welcome_patien t.php";
Works fine, the file that "requires" this is in the same directory
/
/sections <- both file and required file in here
/images
On our live server, the require_once fails every time, include path
says: include_path='. :./includes:/usr/share/pear:'
Strange thing is, if I change require_once to include_once it works fine
but I'd prefer the script to fall over if it doesn't find the include.
Thanks in advance.
PS. Only other difference between servers is my local machine is Windows
and live is Linux, but I checked the include path delimiters were correct.
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Tyno Gendo wrote:
Has anyone come across this problem with require_once?
I was working on my local machine with apache and have included a file
like this:
require_once "welcome_patien t.php";
Works fine, the file that "requires" this is in the same directory
/
/sections <- both file and required file in here
/images
On our live server, the require_once fails every time, include path
says: include_path='. :./includes:/usr/share/pear:'
Strange thing is, if I change require_once to include_once it works fine
but I'd prefer the script to fall over if it doesn't find the include.
Thanks in advance.
PS. Only other difference between servers is my local machine is Windows
and live is Linux, but I checked the include path delimiters were correct.
what happens when you have
require_once "./welcome_patient .php";
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Tyno Gendo wrote:
Has anyone come across this problem with require_once? [snip]
It's quite puzzling. The PHP manual states that are identical in every
way, so I'm inclined to distrust your testimony.
Some possible fixes:
- - Change the ./includes entry to a fully qualified absolute path
Some definitely will work fixes:
- - Use require_once(di rname(__FILE__) . '/welcome_patient .php');
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Edward Z. Yang wrote:
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Tyno Gendo wrote:
>Has anyone come across this problem with require_once? [snip]
It's quite puzzling. The PHP manual states that are identical in every
way, so I'm inclined to distrust your testimony.
Some possible fixes:
- - Change the ./includes entry to a fully qualified absolute path
Some definitely will work fixes:
- - Use require_once(di rname(__FILE__) . '/welcome_patient .php');
- --
Edward Z. Yang GnuPG: 0x869C48DA
HTML Purifier <htmlpurifier.o rg Anti-XSS HTML Filter
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you were correct to distrust me, i lied and include_once wasn't actually
working either LOL, if i did this it worked on the live server and on
the internal machine... in the end the following seemed fine
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