> In regards to 1, neither of them are. they're just examples I was testing.
>
> As for your second note, it need only include the page, it needs only to
> display the page. It works fine with local references, just not with URL's.
>
You can't use URL includes on the windows systems, only un
In regards to 1, neither of them are. they're just examples I was testing.
As for your second note, it need only include the page, it needs only to
display the page. It works fine with local references, just not with URL's.
At 06:33 AM 1/18/02 +0200, you wrote:
>A couple of comments:
>1. Your i
A couple of comments:
1. Your include() statement specifies a different file than your error
message - which one is right?
2. From what I recall (but I'm not positive), using a protocol type at the
beginning of the location ("http://";) means that your server will actually
use that (i.e. parse it
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