Alain,
The PHP engine can only process php code in files on your local
filesystem(*). It just so happens that PHP is smart enough to realize that
if a file is not entirely PHP code, the rest must be meant for output to the
client (which can be ANY device, not just a human behind a browser). When
you include an external resource URL, this is exactly what happens, there is
no php code that is seen by your script--it then outputs the results of the
external URL to the client that is accessing your resource.
(*) Network shares and other like resources are transparently (and sometimes
temporarily) attached to your filesystem by the operating system.
Hippie,
I wonder if apache/PHP on windows will allow it? You could always move to a
superior OS....<g> Try this:
$fp = fopen('http://www.yourtarget.com/include.html');
fpassthru($fp);
fclose($fp);
-----Original Message-----
Humm, I do not know if I understand you...
If you include a file in your server A, it will run in your server locally
as part of your code. Now if the included file is located at another server
B, it should be all the same, the included file will run as part of your
code in server A, isn't it?
A+
Alain
-----Original Message-----
I'm not using it to include remote php files as I assumed it would still
onlu be able to process the file after it was parsed by the remote system.
I do however need to include remote html files which should not be affected
by this problem.
Hippie.
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