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Posted by Ray on 07/29/07 16:48
On Jul 29, 5:14 pm, Rik <luiheidsgoe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On both. PHP has a 'current working dir', the files are searched in the
> include_path, wich usually holds '.' (the current working directory), and
> possibly others. This current working dir is not the directory of the file
> that asks for an include/require, but usually where the process started.
> It can be quite confusing when including several files, so to check what
> the dir is you can use get_cwd();
OK, I'm starting to understand. I've experimented a bit, and when I
access the first app, getcwd() returns c:\windows\system32. However, I
then access the other app, and then when I go back to the first, the
working directory has changed to the root of the second app!
I don't yet understand why the second changes the working directory,
while the first doesn't....the only difference between them is that
the first uses require() while the second uses require_once().
Ray.
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