I am working on a Wordpress-based site. I\'m trying to include a PHP class, and seem to have success, though I can\'t use the functions within the class (functions are not recognized).
I have a script called \'sess-start.php\' which lies in an /include directory within my httpdocs directory.
I\'m about to rewrite a large portion of a project that I have developed over the last 10years while learning perl. There is alot of optimisation that can be gained.
I\'m using Backdraft loader which follows CommonJS standard. I\'m trying to understand how everything works but now I need some advice.
I\'am building simple Ajax application (via jquery). I have strange issue. I found where the problem is, but I don\'t know how to solve it.
I am trying to require a file relatively and mysteriously the following is happening This works well which points to /Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib/utils.js
In my server.js file I included the Underscore.js library. var _ = require(\'underscore\') I have my routes like this:
We\'ve all seen this error before: Warning: require_once(test/blah.inc) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/narf/narf.inc on line 3
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My db.php file connects to, selects, and creates databases and tables if they do not exist. When I require(\"db.php\") at the top of every page does it re-run that code every time? Would this eventual
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