Paul J. Smith wrote:
It helps us a lot as we clone the site to other servers that may not have the
same drive letter.
Strange thing is, this is definitely a behaviour change. It also is different
behaviour from the command line php in the same package, which still works just
fine.
Done abou
It helps us a lot as we clone the site to other servers that may not have the
same drive letter.
Strange thing is, this is definitely a behaviour change. It also is different
behaviour from the command line php in the same package, which still works just
fine.
Done about 4k search and replace
hi,
I don't see what could have caused this problem in 5.2.x. However it
is a bad idea to use absolute path without a drive letter. It should
be better to setup correctly your include_path and relies on it, or
prefix your include/require with a predefined path:
define('MYINC', 'e:/mysite/include/
Hi,
I just upgraded php and am using it with IIS / FastCgi.
Now all my code 'includes' and 'requires' are failing as they don't have drive
letters :(
This does not see to happen if you run from the command line.
My php files are all stored on drive e:
Previously all my code just referenced fu
