I've found that when I forget to start and end the include file's code with
it sometimes does exactly what you're getting.
Regards
Rudolf
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From: Jon Hubbard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 July 2001 01:42
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] include ("foo.php") no
Errr... feel embaressed asking but I've done the same...
You do have tags around your code? Easy to leave off when there's
no HTML in the page.
Matt
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> > when I include the statement then rather
> when I include the statement then rather than
> parsing the file and displaying the results the whole file is just dumped to
> screen as a text file. Interesting the same problem occurs whatever the
> file extension so the same thing happens for foo.htm, foo.html and foo.txt!
>From PHP manual
> I am running PHP 4.0.6 on my Mac OSX using apache and MySQL.
> when I include the statement then rather than
> parsing the file and displaying the results the whole file is just dumped to
> screen as a text file. Interesting the same problem occurs whatever the
> file extension so the same th
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