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Posted by l3vi501 on 10/10/62 11:52
You could just do include('/filename.php'); and it would read it off of
root for the domain. If you are in shell then thats another deal.
J.O. Aho wrote:
> Sukalyan wrote:
> > Hi!
> > I have a problem when i go for include any page.
> > I am trying to explane that
> >
> > 1. let, I am working under a folder 'www'
> >
> > 2. under that 2 folder and 1 file.
> > folder's are say 'abc', 'include'
> > file is 'index.php'
> >
> > 3. under 'abc' has one file say 'index.php'
> >
> > 4. under 'include' has 4 file whose are included correctly with
> > 'index.php' under 'www'
> > 5. when I try to include that with 'index.php' under 'abc' I need to
> > change every link within 'include' header file or rewrite a new header
> > file for 'abc' folder
> >
> > is it possible that just changing index file of 'abc' include location
> > work correctly.
>
> When you include something without the full path in PHP, it's always the main
> page relation to other files that you have to think of.
>
> If file include/1.php includes file include/2.php, you have to use the full
> path: include('/var/www/html/main/include/2.php');
>
> Better can be to let the index files to include things, so for index.php it
> would be:
> include('include/1.php');
> include('include/2.php');
> include('include/3.php');
> include('include/4.php');
>
> in abc/index.php it would be:
> include('../include/1.php');
> include('../include/2.php');
> include('../include/3.php');
> include('../include/4.php');
>
> another easy way to fix the paths is to use symlinks (some quite bad operating
> systems don't have filesystems that supports symlinks).
>
> cd abc
> ln -s ../include
>
> then you would have in abc:
> file: index.php
> symlink: include
>
> and now you could have the same relative paths in both index.php.
>
>
> //Aho
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