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 Posted by C. on 06/21/07 16:18 
On 20 Jun, 12:40, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote: 
> Tim Streater wrote: 
> > In article <1182309379.784775.138...@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>, 
> >  Steven Borrelli <sborrel...@gmail.com> wrote: 
> 
> >> Hello, 
> 
> >> I am using the <?php include() ?> statement on my website for 
> >> organizational purposes.  However, one of my includes contains some 
> >> PHP code.  Is there any way for the server to actually parse the 
> >> include?  I've tried this before, and it did not parse the include. 
> >> Rather, it included the file as just plain ASCII. 
> >> ======================= 
> >> /*EXAMPLE 1*/ 
> >> /*index.php*/ 
> >> ... 
> >> <?php include('global/includes/footer.inc') ?> 
> >> ... 
> 
> >> /*footer.inc*/ 
> >> ... 
> >> <p>© 1993-<?php echo date("Y") ?> Kingswood School.  All rights 
> >> reserved.</p> 
> >> ... 
> 
> >> /*EXAMPLE 2*/ 
> >> /*index.php*/ 
> >> ... 
> >> <?php include('global/includes/lastmod.php') ?> 
> >> ... 
> 
> >> /*lastmod.php*/ 
> >> ... 
> >> <?php 
> >>    echo "This file was last modified: "; 
> >>    echo strftime("%A %B %d %Y"); 
> >>    include('whateverfilename.inc'); 
> >> ?> 
> 
> >> ============================= 
> 
> >> I would like to be able to parse the include if it has php code, and 
> >> in some cases, create nesting includes (an include within an 
> >> include).  Is this even possible?  Any ideas? 
> 
> >> Any help is certainly appreciated.  Thanks! 
> 
> >> Steven Borrelli 
> >> Web Developer 
> >> Kingswood School 
> 
> > Should be parsed as long as the include file has the <? and ?> tags. 
> > Most of my includes are tagged .inc and it works fine. 
> 
> It depends completely on how your webserver is set up. 
> 
 
Not for an includED file - the web server has no visibility of it. 
 
C.
 
  
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