I have a .php script with 2 variables.$company and $user. During this .php script I require_once \"/var/www/etc/etc/etc/etc/\"
I would like to require a file but also pass GET variables through the url, but when I write: <?php
I\'m writing a tiny school project in php. I needed to display some information in a pdf format and send the file via mail.
I am working on a PHP script which involves me including several external PHP scripts via the \"require_once()\" method. I would like to know if there is a way for the master script (the one including
I have the following structure otsg > class > authentication.php > database.php > user.php > include
I am a PHP newbie, and I have this question: say I have: a.php: $a = \'foo\' ; $b = \'baz\' ; require (\'b.ph开发者_高级运维p\') ;
Can\'t figure out how to import php files into my joomla component- all of these fail: require_once(\'code.php\');
Okay, so, I wanna be able to choose different versions of Zend Framework (and other frameworks) using Zend_Loader. Well, the code isn\'t tricky at all, but the problem is, there are so many require_on
If I have: require_once(\"bla.php\"); class controller{.....} If I then create in a different file class control_A extends controller{...}, do I need to again say require_once(\"bla.php\");, or is
I have an __autoload function defined for load classes automatically, if that file has a syntax error, the script stops, simply stops... without error...