Or simply use '\\'
include("..\\folder1\\includefile.php");
Or just include("\\folder1\\includefile.php");
/Jesper
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Från: Jim MacDiarmid [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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try not to use the '\' as this is an escape character. Try using '/' and see what
happends.
Tryst
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I seem to be having trouble with including files into my pages. I like
to structure my site into folders so that I can keep the root folder
relatively clean and only necessary files go in there. For example:
\DocRoot\
\folder1\
\folder2\
\folder3\
-- etc --
I've n
I know how to include files. I have a directory structure that looks
like this:
/
/includes
/includes/errors
In the includes folder I have include files for things like my database.
In the errors folder I have documents that I have instructed Apache to
load as error docs, l
