Ed,
> Dl, I tried that and it's still not happening. What else could you
> reccommend checking? Is there any way that I can take the guess work out
of
> this?
Here's what my dev system has:
include_path = ".;C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\My
Documents\WebWork\Code\Includes"
Hope it he
Dl, I tried that and it's still not happening. What else could you
reccommend checking? Is there any way that I can take the guess work out of
this?
"Dl Neil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Ed,
>
> > St
Ed,
> Still no luck with this. My include path in the php.ini is set to:
> include_path = ".;\c:\php\includes" and I have the includes directory in
the
> above listed location. Any ideas?
you don't want the first \ - before the c:\etc path
Regards,
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Still no luck with this. My include path in the php.ini is set to:
include_path = ".;\c:\php\includes" and I have the includes directory in the
above listed location. Any ideas?
"Frank M. Kromann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> On Windows 200 a
On Windows 200 and XP you can use / as your seperator. This will not work
on WIndows 98 though.
Using the / makes your code work on both W2k and *nix boxes. It can be
used both in php.ini and in your scripts.
- Frank
> In php.ini file that is present in the windows directory check the
> include
In php.ini file that is present in the windows directory check the
include_path directive. It should have something like:
include_path = ".;c:\apps\php\pear"
Also, when making includes, check for the escaped "\". If they are
present but not escaped, the directory that php will try to find will
I've just installed PHP on Windows 2000 and I'm not able to use includes.
I'm able to get the PHP info screen as a test, so I know it is working. I
edited the PHP.ini file to the directory where my include files are located
and still no luck. Is there anything that I am overlooking, or anything els
