I know how to include files. I have a directory structure that looks
like this:
/
/includes
/includes/errors
In the includes folder I have include files for things like my database.
In the errors folder I have documents that I have instructed Apache to
load as error docs, like error.404.php, error.401.php, etc. When someone
calls up the page /index.php it works fine. But when someone gets a 404
the includes don't work so well because of the directory it's in. I
*could* rereference the includes to "../" instead of "/includes" but my
include files call for more include files and I can't change those
references. Does this make any sense at all? Might I get some help on
this question (I haven't on previous questions I've asked). Thank you
all.
Regards,
Paul Smith
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