Posted by Gordon Burditt on 11/25/06 06:12

> "include('inc.php')" will work problely
>but "include('./inc.php') doesn't work ..

There are plenty of situations where this will happen. If a file
name begins with ./, it will be looked up with include_path relative
only to the current working directory, not the current script.

Are you SURE you know what the current working directory is when
the script is started?

>both file_exists('inc.php') or file_exists('./inc.php') didn't return
>the right value.this always show "file doesn't exists'

include() uses include_path to search for files.
file_exists() doesn't.


>my environment is win2003+iis+php5
>
>how to fix it ?

The fix may be to correct the "right" value. Don't think that!

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