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Posted by Jacques Jamain on 05/11/06 13:16
hi Jerry,
Wed, 10 May 2006 17:58:54 -0400
comp.lang.php -- Jerry Stuckle <jstucklex@attglobal.net> écrivait (wrote):
>Jacques Jamain wrote:
>> hello,
>> in a dhtml page generated from php I want to include a file which is
>> in fact the body of the dhtml page. My hosting ISP does not allow SSI
>> but supports php includes. In the dhtml page, the generated statment
>> <?php include('fspecs') ?>
>> is ignored. I've the feeling that I'm overlooking something in the
>> way php is parsing dhtml (if it does). The dhtml code saved in a file
>> execute correctly after that...
>> Any hints about this?
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>
>Jacques,
>
>What do you mean "ignored"?
>
... intended code in 'fspecs' not included ...
>Have you looked at the source for the page when it gets to your browser?
>Perhaps it's there and you don't see it.
>
yes, the <?php include('fspecs') ?> statment is there, well generated
by php at server side but not processed and now it becomes obvious
to me that it cannot be processed at client side, too late...
My problem seems to be (or could be): "how to force php to work recursively"
Anyway thanks to take care...
had a good day
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jj - Jeudi 11 Mai 2006 --- 11:16:40
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