Posted by "Thorsten Suckow-Homberg" on 09/21/05 02:54

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Try the following:

1) include() will only trigger a warning if the requested file is not within
the include path. Thus, to make sure the file is found, you should use
"require()" which triggers a fatal error and prevends the script from being
executed if the given filename as the parameter cannot be found. This will
give you probably a hint if there's something wrong with the include-path

2) Another suggestion would be to prepend "./" to the file you try to
include:
instead of
include("file.php");
you should use
include("./file.php");

"./" indicates that php should lookup the requested file in the directory
the php-file resists in which called the include()-function.

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