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stripslashes($messageVariable);
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Hello everyone. Hopefully someone can help me with this.
I was able to install PHP successfully. I tried a sample script and it
worked fine through IE. I then tried to create a script that would pass a
value on to another script using the post method. These are called Pass.php
and Pass1.php.
I've had some problems with this at well. I thought about implementing
one of the solutions below:
$dir = dirname($_SERVER["PATH_TRANSLATED"])"/../includes/";
But it looks like this might have some problems when used with PHP 5.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.incompatible.php
Just my
Maybe not the most elegant, but I like to keep my stuff kind of modular
so what I've done is just create an "includes" folder in the root and
them reference it as include("../includes/includename.inc") from the
scripts that are all in their own folders (by project).
This may not be the best as far
Thanks John
That is a great solution, well at least for my development box where I can
control my php.ini. The jokers who host one of the sites I look after have
the include_path pointing to a non-existent place and won't modify it.
Thanks anyway
Neil
"John Lim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in mess
Good question. I had the same problem when i switched from .asp to .php
Suppose you want to use relative paths, eg. reference child1.php from
file1.php, where the file locations are:
path/file1.php
path/child/child1.php
The trick is to generate an absolute path for the current file, and find
