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
