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Posted by charliefortune on 08/01/07 16:19
On 1 Aug, 17:16, Rik <luiheidsgoe...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 01 Aug 2007 18:04:14 +0200, charliefortune
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> <goo...@charliefortune.com> wrote:
> > I have been including local .php files in a script succesfully for a
> > while. But now I want it to be a remote include i.e.
>
> > include ("http://myserver.co.uk/includes/classLib.php");
>
> > and I get
>
> > Cannot instantiate non-existent class:
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> > I know the path is correct because if I include simply a line of text
> > to echo then it works fine. Are there any issues with variable scope
> > when including remote classes please ? My class definition is simply
>
> > class AdminLib {
> > blah blah;
> > blah;
> > blah;
> > }
>
> > do I have to declare it global or anything ? Thanks.
>
> If the include works fine (no allow_url_fopen or the remote include
> thingy): don't forget they need to start & end with php opening & closing
> tags... Else it's 'just content'.
>
> Class definitions have no scope, allthough PHP6 might have support for
> namespaces.
> --
> Rik Wasmus
The include is wrapped in <?php ?> tags so that's not the problem. I
don't know about the allow_url_fopen stuff. Is there an fread
alternative I could do to read the file and eval() it perhaps, just to
get it working ?
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