Difference between include and require

[Bunty]

When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

[FutureShock]

Bunty wrote:

When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

You may want to try this obscure site, it has some great references on
this subject of PHP.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php

Good Luck

Scotty

[Sjoerd]

On Thu, 04 Sep 2008 05:21:16 -0700, Bunty wrote:

When we want to call another file at that time we can use both include
and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

You can find the manual here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/
The page on require(): http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.require.php

It says:
"require() and include() are identical in every way except how they
handle failure. They both produce a Warning, but require() results in a
Fatal Error. In other words, don't hesitate to use require() if you want
a missing file to halt processing of the page. include() does not behave
this way, the script will continue regardless. Be sure to have an
appropriate include_path setting as well."

[Twayne]

Bunty wrote:

> When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between
them?

You may want to try this obscure site, it has some great references on
this subject of PHP.

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php

Good Luck

Scotty

lol! Yeah, about as obscure as the nose on my face! Just couldn't
resist, could ya? <g Hmm, guess it might be obscure to a newbie; I
hadn't heard of it at one time either. Oh well ...

Twayne

[Curtis]

Bunty wrote:

When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

Keep this in your memory banks, it comes in handy:

http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php

You can use function names, construct names, keywords, paradigms, etc.

http://php.net/require
http://php.net/include

[FutureShock]

Curtis wrote:

Bunty wrote:

> When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

Keep this in your memory banks, it comes in handy:

http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php

You can use function names, construct names, keywords, paradigms, etc.

http://php.net/require
http://php.net/include

'http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php'
And you talk about me??? hehehe

Scotty

[Curtis]

FutureShock wrote:

Curtis wrote:

>Bunty wrote:

>> When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

Keep this in your memory banks, it comes in handy:

http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php

You can use function names, construct names, keywords, paradigms, etc.

http://php.net/require
http://php.net/include

'http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php'
And you talk about me??? hehehe

Do I? I don't remember interacting with you directly. Sorry if I'm
missing something obvious, it's a bit late.

--
Curtis

[FutureShock]

Curtis wrote:

FutureShock wrote:

>Curtis wrote:

>>Bunty wrote:
When we want to call another file at that time we can use both
include and require.Please tell me what's the difference between them?

Keep this in your memory banks, it comes in handy:

http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php

You can use function names, construct names, keywords, paradigms, etc.

http://php.net/require
http://php.net/include

'http://php.net/something_I_want_to_know_about_php'
And you talk about me??? hehehe

Do I? I don't remember interacting with you directly. Sorry if I'm
missing something obvious, it's a bit late.

--
Curtis

Woops my fault. For some reason I thought you where Twayne.

But you still had an amusing reply.

Peace Out
Scotty