thanks very much
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yeah,
include_path ="path" this allows you to put scripts in other places out
side the web document tree.
For example: lets say you have configuration files that contain all your
database passwords...you can put the document in a direc
Good Skills - That precisely answered my question.
Thanks! - MD
On Wednesday, November 13, 2002, at 05:07 AM, BigDog wrote:
yeah,
include_path ="path" this allows you to put scripts in other places out
side the web document tree.
For example: lets say you have configuration files that conta
yeah,
include_path ="path" this allows you to put scripts in other places out
side the web document tree.
For example: lets say you have configuration files that contain all your
database passwords...you can put the document in a directory like
/usr/local/php/config_scripts
and add that director
How do I find the PHP include dir?
I looked in the .ini file but it appears that the include dir directive
is commented out, here it is:
; UNIX: "/path1:/path2"
;include_path = ".:/php/includes"
Do I need to uncomment this?
Thanks
Mike
Mike Dunlop
Webmaster - AWN, Inc.
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