7;session' created by the application itself.
If anyone can even provide some theory, I could likely produce the
necessary code, though any sample code, or pointers to such samples,
would be greatly appreciated! So far, my searches have met with
little success.
Thanks,
Steven Stromer
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I am now needing to switch to absolute paths:
include_once ("/lib/included.php");
why do you need to do that? that include will bypass the include_path
and only look in the /lib dir on your machine - which is not what you
want I think.
Thanks everyone for your great responses. What was my rat
For years I was lulled into thinking I understood php include functions...
I have always used relative paths in my include and related functions,
for instance:
include_once ("lib/included.php");
However, I am now needing to switch to absolute paths:
include_once ("/lib/included.php");
This do
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