Hi Yasuo,
Thanks for the reply, but yes I do know that the include_path in php.ini
should have the entries. But is this something new? I want to know how to
allow including and requiring files just like we used to do in PHP3!
For instance, let us say that we have two software programs on the server
which are completely unrelated (I use Windows platform, so here it is):
c:\apache\htdocs\software1\includes
c:\apache\htdocs\software2\includes
Now with the latest PHP I have to include both these above paths in my
PHP.INI's "include_path" directive. is there a way to avoid this, and only
include the "c:\apache\htdocs"?
Yes, I know that I can make a common INCLUDES folder, but come on lets be
practical. It is a lot cleaner if we can have an include folder INSIDE the
software-specific folder.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks/Erick
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