Posted by FFMG on 04/18/07 18:28

Toby A Inkster;60934 Wrote:
> FFMG wrote:
> > Toby A Inkster;60885 Wrote:
> >> FFMG wrote:
> >>
> >> > Why is file_exists(...) alone not a good option.
> >> > How would you check if a file exists for inclusion.
> >>
> >> include_path
> >
> > no.
> > Doesn't always work.
>
> Well, if you may want to check it's readable, as permissions may
> prevent
> PHP from reading the file. You could also run "php -l" on the sile
> using
> system() to check for syntax errors in the file first.
>
>

What?
Access has nothing to do with it.

That is not a solution to the problem I was giving.
I want to use include(...), not @include(...), how can I check if the
file can be included.

FFMG


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