There are a few issues that could be involved, but the glaring big one is that
require_once() only works with PHP 4
The php3 extensions make me think you should simply use require()
Roebie wrote:
> Dear all,
> I have a index.php3 file in a password protected directory (on Windows)
> which calls two other files with
> require_once("../code/anolislib2.php3");
> require_once("../code/pageslib1.php3");
> These two files are in another (not protected) directory. When I try to open
> index.php3 with IE5.5 nothing happens. The files are not included, I get no
> error message and no code at all is executed.
> Why is this and what can I do about it ?
> Thanks for any help.
> Roebie
>
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