both include the file, but
use require() when it is required, and include() when it's not.
In the new behaviour these two make no further difference.
bvr.
Javier wrote:
>If I include for ex. common.php in a script and this script also calls
>common.php what should I use require or include?
>
rom it. include() may be conditional.
>
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> When should I use require or include?
> I read that
require() is used when you want the file included regardless of whether any
information is used from it. include() may be conditional.
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When should I use require or include?
I read that include copies the content from the file to the script that
is calling it.
And require is like #include in C.
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It all depends on the purpose.
With require, the script will die on the spot if the file is not found.
Also, the code will always be included in the file.. so take this example:
file.php:
requiretest.php:
The run script would be:
Of course that code would never be executed, but the requi
Hello list,
I'm just wandering what's better, require or include.
Greetings,
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