On Thu, 17 May 2001 11:30:59 -0500, you wrote:
On second thought (see my previous note), how exactly are you typing your
include() in code? I realized after posting previously, that include()
automatically traverses the path(s) set by the include_path variable, so as
long as that is set up properly, simply using:
include('someincludefile');
works like it should (at least it does for me). If that isn't the issue,
then I can only suspect that there is a windows2000 issue involved. I'm
using windows 98, so I can't check that.
Alan
>Greetings,
>
>I'm running Apache with the PHP mod under Windows 2000, but I seem to have
>a recurring problem with includes. Every time I try to view a page with an
>include() statement, it returns an error of the following sort:
>
>Warning: Failed opening 'menutop.php' for inclusion (include_path='') in d:
>\foxserv\www\home\en\index.php on line 5
>
>I've tried placing the desired PHP file (menutop.php) in the same directory
>as the index.php, and it returns just fine, but I can't seem to get it to
>recognize any sort of path, as indicated by the error message. As far as I
>can tell, my syntax is correct in my php.ini:
>
>include_path = "d:\foxserv\www\include;."
>
>But I keep running into the same problem. I am running a dual boot on
>separate drive partitions, one Windows NT 4.0, one Windows 2000 Server,
>perhaps that has something to do with it? If anyone has any insight into
>the problem it would be much appreciated.
>
>-Matthew Robey
>Maxon Corp.
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