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> ...
> $block=new Block($header,$content,$link,$andsuch);
> $block->display();
> ...
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That's very cool...
Thank you...
alex hogan
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Hi Alex,
In that case, make your include file local; don't use the
URL, use a relative path to the file. Make the include
file have a function you can call or be an object you
can instantiate.
ex: block.php
... direct html output here ... and a
variable output such as and
some more html, blah b
Thanks James,
> I'm going on the assumption that since you're using a URL
> parameter in the include, you have fopen_wrappers enabled,
Yes
> and the URL is external to your current site. Otherwise you'd
> just be doing a file system based include.
No, the url is on my site...
I have a file
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Subject: [PHP] Limitation to URL params on Include()?
Hi All,
Is there a limit to the number of url parameters(other than the 256
limit) that you can have on a file that you are including?
I have a file that I'm calling..,
include('http://mydomain.com/block_display.php?i
Hi All,
Is there a limit to the number of url parameters(other than the 256
limit) that you can have on a file that you are including?
I have a file that I'm calling..,
include('http://mydomain.com/block_display.php?id=1&ttl=1011&cnt=268&lnk
=129&prv=202');
where the parameter values are record s
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