Sean, et al --
...and then Sean Malloy said...
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% Its a bad example. However, it demonstrates that the relative path for each
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% PHP doesn't do that. Which is kind of annoying, but you get used to it.. But
Not only does one g
"Sean Malloy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... :
> Moving to PHP from an ASP backgroun, I always found one thing really
> annoying about PHP.
>
> With ASP, you could have a file structure such as:
>
> SYSTEM
> |--HTML
> | |--header.asp
> |
> |--LOGIC
> | |--engine.asp
> |
> |--core.asp
>
> in de
Moving to PHP from an ASP backgroun, I always found one thing really
annoying about PHP.
With ASP, you could have a file structure such as:
SYSTEM
|--HTML
| |--header.asp
|
|--LOGIC
| |--engine.asp
|
|--core.asp
in default.asp, you would
in core.asp, engine.asp would be included as such
in
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