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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 01/06/08 22:45
SoulIntruder wrote:
> On 6 Sty, 23:17, Jonas Werres <jo...@example.org> wrote:
>>> I don't understand.
>> You post code that works. Then you post the same code with an
>> include-Statement in it. Thats a lot of code which has obviously nothing
>> to do with your problem, since it works without include and ... well ...
>> there's not much you can break in an include-Line.
>> So, just perhaps, it _might_ have to do with the code you included, so
>> one _could_ think it's worth a try to post it.
>>
>
> Now I get it ;)
>
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>
> I think that I might not understand correctly the function which
> performs
> "include". When I include something it is not only compiled but it is
> also runned?
> In such case, there might be some statement in the included file that
> exits from runned script?
>
When you use include(), PHP includes the file, just as if you had
manually copied and pasted the contents of the file. This means any
code not in a function will be executed.
>>>> What is your error level?
>>> I don't know.
>> Erm. Find out?
>
> Ok, but how? I am quite net to PHP and server related tasks..
>
>>> Yes I had. I've checked them out, but I have found nothing.
>> Ok? Run again, post it.
>
> This error log is empty. But maybe it is not the same error log which
> you refer to?
>
>
In this case you probably won't see an error - it's probably the die()
call which is causing your problems. This is not an error.
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