Jean-Pierre Gallou schrieb: > Thank you for your reply. Goetz Lohmann wrote : > >> Failed opening '/inc/inc2.php' > > > Yes, I don't understand the reason of the leading slash in the error > message. > >> ... maybe try something like >> >> include('./inc/inc1.php'); >> ^^ > > > same thing: Failed opening './inc/inc2.php' for inclusion >
mhhh ... wait ... don't you wrote test/ |- testinclude.php <? include ('inc/inc1.php'); ?> |- inc/ |- inc1.php <? include ('inc/inc2.php'); ?> |- inc2.php OK wich means that "testinclude.php" includes "inc/inc1.php" and "inc/inc1.php" includes "inc/inc2.php" ? the include is like a copy of the code from "inc/inc1.php" into "testinclude.php" so that in the first sighth it might be correct to call "inc/inc2.php" instead of "inc2.php". But maybe the parser of PHP 4.3.0 is rewritten so that it now parse it bottom up. That means that first the inclusion of "inc/inc2.php" into "inc/inc1.php" will happen which fails cause its in the same directory. ... I tried it on my server ... all went Ok ... strange ... insert something like into inc1.php and inc2.php: <?php echo "inc included<br>\n"; echo "<br>\n"; $folder=dir('inc'); // print out folder "inc" while($datei = $folder->read()) { echo "$datei<br>\n"; } $folder->close(); echo "<br>\n"; ?> maybe did it head anywhere else or did it show something like inc included inc included . .. inc1.php inc2.php . .. inc1.php inc2.php ??? -- @ Goetz Lohmann, Germany | Web-Developer & Sys-Admin \/ ------------------------------------------------------ () He's the fellow that people wonder what he does and || why the company needs him, until he goes on vacation. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php