ooops, sorry, ignore my last post, I must get larger text on my screen! Missed the .: element of your path!
Can you confirm that this file is a replacement for demo.php? "Problem occurs when the code is like this <?php //file inc/inc1.php require './inc2.php'; ?>" If so, then it won't find it because you haven't include ./inc in your include path. Otherwise your example works fine on my machine. HTH Nick On Friday 08 Aug 2003 6:38 am, CaiYongzhou wrote: > The directory structure is as follows: > / > > |-- demo.php > |-- inc/ > | > |-- inc1.php > |-- inc2.php > > === file demo.php == > <?php > require 'inc/inc1.php'; > ?> > > === file inc/inc1.php == > <?php > require 'inc2.php'; > ?> > > == file inc/inc2.php == > this is a test > > The above inc/inc1.php is ok for testing.And this would be ok too: > <?php > //file inc/inc1.php > require 'inc/inc2.php'; > ?> > > Problem occurs when the code is like this > <?php > //file inc/inc1.php > require './inc2.php'; > ?> > Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required './inc2.php' > (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') > > It seems that there's noxplanation about this in php manual.Could > someone give some? > > Btw,I am using redhat 7.2 / Apache 2.0.47 / PHP 4.3.3RC1 as my testing > server. > Thank you for reading my post:) -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
