Posted by Puzzled on 10/18/05 19:54

This is a weird problem, but perhaps someone else has seen it before
(I hope!)

If I use a fully qualified include call

include ( 'http://localhost/subtree/filename.php')

I get an 'undefined function' error when calling a routine that's
defined in that file.

(I know the file is being included and the parser is at least seeing
the definition because I put disclosure echos before and after the
definition, and the echos work.)

But the error goes away and the function executes if I use a relative
reference

include ('subtree/filename.php')

even though subtree is *not* declared in the include_path config var
in php.ini.

Thanks in advance for any ideas. I'm stumped!

-Puzzled in Rainy Massachusetts

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