Hi all. PHP newbie here.
There's a code that one can use in ASP that will print to the browser the
contents of an ascii file:
!-- #include file = filename.txt --
Can anyone tell me what the PHP equivelant might be?
Thanks!
Liam
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!-- #include file = filename.txt --
Can anyone tell me what the PHP equivelant might be?
? include(filename.txt); ?
It's interesting ASP uses the same format at SSI includes.
Helen
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At 10:21 AM 9/13/2001, LRW wrote:
I believe that that is server side includes...NOT asp..i could be wrong tho
the PHP equiv is include('filename')
read the manual -
~kurth
Hi all. PHP newbie here.
There's a code that one can use in ASP that will print to the browser the
contents of an ascii
Yeah, it was just brought to my attention what I thought was an ASP
code...is not. =/
As for the manual, would you be able to recommend any good books for
beginning PHP?
Thanks!
Very embarassed,
Liam
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At 10:21 AM 9/13/2001, LRW wrote:
I
include ( file ); However this simply includes the file ( so it would be
displayed as if it was html). You can also make the include a .php ( dont
forget ? and ? ).
Ben
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Although, I must note that include() doesn't work quite the same as the ssi
#include
I think require() works much better
Read about the two differences:
http://www.php.net/require
http://www.php.net/include
(these will redirect to the proper manual page.)
On 9/13/2001 10:32 AM this was
At 10:29 AM 9/13/2001, LRW wrote:
the PHP manual at PHP.net!!
the only real manual
~kurth
Yeah, it was just brought to my attention what I thought was an ASP
code...is not. =/
As for the manual, would you be able to recommend any good books for
beginning PHP?
Thanks!
Very embarassed,
So sprach »Kurth Bemis« am 2001-09-13 um 10:32:21 -0400 :
the PHP equiv is include('filename')
Well, no, the equiv is readfile.
read the manual -
You too.
Alexander Skwar
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