PROBLEM 1
I am trying to implement SSL with PHP. When trying to use the include()
function
to insert an external PHP file, I am only able to make it work in the local
directory
and without SSL.
I believe the following calls to external files should be correct;
however, the include function is not successfull with the complete
URL.
Example
"include ('test.php');" works fine
"include ('http://www.myURL.com/mySubdirectory/test.php');
does not work.
RELATED PROBLEM 2
When emplementing the SSL I am using my IP's certificate. Using their
certificate, I can
establish an SSL connection directly...ie.
https://www.myIPDomain.com/myLoginID/mySubdirectories/test.php
inserted into my browser establishes an SSL connection and the php test
script works fine.
When I reference this test script from another PHP script using the
include() or require() function, the
script does display the contents of the reference. The code is as follows:
File 1 with external reference:
https://www.myIPDomain.com/myLoginID/mySubdirectories/testinclude.php
File 1 Contents:
<?PHP
echo "Following should be the display of the Test File";
include
'https://wwwmyIPDomain.com/myLoginID/mySubdirectories/testinclude.php";;
?>
File2 (file I am trying to include):
https://www.myIPDomain.com/myLoginID/mySubdirectories/test.php
Contents:
<?PHP
echo "<b><br><br>This is the contents of the Test PHP File<b>";
?>
When I call File 1, I can only get the following output:
"Following should be the display of the Test File"
I think it is a matter of relative vs absolute references...but not sure.
Using the following setup
Hardware -- SunOS www1 5.7 Generic_106541-12 sun4u
Apache ver 1.3.26
PHP ver 4.3.1
Any suggestions are appreciated...
Regards,
D.H.
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