В include выдаёт ошибку
Все файлы в инклуде лежат рядом с index.php. И ещё какой-то колл ошибку вызывает. Вот код index.php:
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error_reporting(E_ALL^E_NOTICE); define ( 'TIMER',microtime(1)); define ( 'SAMP_STATS',true ); define ( 'ROOT_DIR',dirname ( 'index.php' ) ); define ( 'SAMP_STATSRU',ROOT_DIR .'/engine'); session_start(); include '/core.php'; include '/gzdoc.php'; $main->tpl->set('',$main->tpl->head()); $main->tpl->set('',$main->tpl->ajax()); $main->tpl->set('',$u_panel); $main->tpl->set('',$tags); $main->tpl->set('',$main->tpl->titla()); $main->tpl->set('',$language); $main->tpl->set('',' cache_update(\''.$game.'\'); '); $main->tpl->set('',$nav); $main->tpl->parse(); $main->tpl->fill(); $main->db->close(); gzdocout(); ?> Php include gives error
Any file you are including must be in your include_path. Call get_include_path to see the current value.
you should add your files in the same folder so they’ll be in the same parent directory then you can use «include» to access them directly ex: in folder called Home there are 2 php files if i create a third one i could use this code »
If header, footer and main files are in the same directory, try this:
include dirname(__FILE__) . '/header.php'; Why include prevents a php page to load?, This is possible becuase you have an error in your message.php file! The next step is to
PHP Include and Require | Add a PHP Header and Footer
This tutorial will use PHP include and require statements to add a PHP header and footer to Duration: 15:56
PHP include not showing up
I’ve got a php include, with a path going to [root]/Edge-animations/splash/publish/web/splash.php , a valid path on my server. On my first attempt, I got an error saying that the path is invalid; it turned out that I need to put the complete server path (along the lines of /homepages/3/d426847376/htdocs/Edge-animations/splash/publish/web/splash.php ). After correcting the link, I tried reloading my page; it didn’t show an error, but it didn’t show the file it was supposed to include, either. My PHP syntax is as follows:
And matches the syntax I used for a working PHP include on another page. What am I doing wrong?
EDIT
The included file is an HTML file outputted by Edge; I changed the extension from .html to .php. Here’s its code:
.edgeLoad-Splash I've also now added parentheses and a semicolon to the link; it still doesn't work.
Just for testing purposes try
\n"; if ( !file_exists($path) ) < die('no such file'); >else < //include $path; echo 'opening file
'; $fp = fopen($path, 'rb'); if ( !$fp ) < die('open failed'); >echo 'reading file
'; $content = stream_get_contents($fp); if ( false===$content ) < die('read failed'); >echo 'strlen(content)=',strlen($content), '
'; >
Fatal php error: `cannot redeclare function` while using include_once, include_once ensures that file is included exactly once. It doesn’t check the contents of the file or the functions in it.
File_exists but won’t include
I’m trying to include a file but it doesn’t seem to be working — here’s the entire code:
The contents of config/categories.php is simply an array:
$categories = array("category-1" => "Category 1", "category-2" => "Category 2", "category-3" => "Category 3") I know the file exists because the following works:
if (file_exists('config/categories.php')) However if I replace the array in categories.php with say:
Nothing will display either. So as far as I can see, the file exists but it doesn’t seem to be including some how. If I rename the categories file to something else I will receive a ‘no such file’ error (file does not exist).
With the original code snippet, the error I get is:
Notice: Undefined variable: categories But as you can see, it is defined in the categories.php file.
The ONLY way it works is to put the array in place of the if (file_exists) part of my code, which I don’t want to do because other parts rely on that categories.php file, so I don’t want to dupe an array in multiple files.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? Let me know if you need any more info.
You have two options here :
- use include(dirname(__FILE__).’/config/categories.php’) to make sure you are including this same file and not another ‘config/categories.php’
- double check that categories.php includes opening php tags like this
You just included $categories inside if operator scope , so you can’t use $categories outside. Just introduce $categories before inclusion
file_exists and include do not looking for file in the same way. include use the include_path option and search for your file in differents directory.
If you really want to know if a file can be included, you should use an absolute path.
An other thing. If your foreach ($categories code is inside a function, you need to define the $categories variable as global. Because include are always done in the global context.
use include_once if you have already included this file before.
PHP require_once error when including file in parent folder, This function was working smoothly till yesterday. But now, If I try to include the inParent.php in uploadify.php using require_once(‘../inparent.php), It
Php include gives error
Any file you are including must be in your include_path. Call get_include_path to see the current value.
you should add your files in the same folder so they’ll be in the same parent directory then you can use «include» to access them directly ex: in folder called Home there are 2 php files if i create a third one i could use this code »
If header, footer and main files are in the same directory, try this:
include dirname(__FILE__) . '/header.php'; Why include prevents a php page to load?, This is possible becuase you have an error in your message.php file! The next step is to
PHP Include and Require | Add a PHP Header and Footer
This tutorial will use PHP include and require statements to add a PHP header and footer to Duration: 15:56
PHP include not showing up
I’ve got a php include, with a path going to [root]/Edge-animations/splash/publish/web/splash.php , a valid path on my server. On my first attempt, I got an error saying that the path is invalid; it turned out that I need to put the complete server path (along the lines of /homepages/3/d426847376/htdocs/Edge-animations/splash/publish/web/splash.php ). After correcting the link, I tried reloading my page; it didn’t show an error, but it didn’t show the file it was supposed to include, either. My PHP syntax is as follows:
And matches the syntax I used for a working PHP include on another page. What am I doing wrong?
EDIT
The included file is an HTML file outputted by Edge; I changed the extension from .html to .php. Here’s its code:
.edgeLoad-Splash I've also now added parentheses and a semicolon to the link; it still doesn't work.
Just for testing purposes try
\n"; if ( !file_exists($path) ) < die('no such file'); >else < //include $path; echo 'opening file
'; $fp = fopen($path, 'rb'); if ( !$fp ) < die('open failed'); >echo 'reading file
'; $content = stream_get_contents($fp); if ( false===$content ) < die('read failed'); >echo 'strlen(content)=',strlen($content), '
'; >
Fatal php error: `cannot redeclare function` while using include_once, include_once ensures that file is included exactly once. It doesn’t check the contents of the file or the functions in it.
File_exists but won’t include
I’m trying to include a file but it doesn’t seem to be working — here’s the entire code:
The contents of config/categories.php is simply an array:
$categories = array("category-1" => "Category 1", "category-2" => "Category 2", "category-3" => "Category 3") I know the file exists because the following works:
if (file_exists('config/categories.php')) However if I replace the array in categories.php with say:
Nothing will display either. So as far as I can see, the file exists but it doesn’t seem to be including some how. If I rename the categories file to something else I will receive a ‘no such file’ error (file does not exist).
With the original code snippet, the error I get is:
Notice: Undefined variable: categories But as you can see, it is defined in the categories.php file.
The ONLY way it works is to put the array in place of the if (file_exists) part of my code, which I don’t want to do because other parts rely on that categories.php file, so I don’t want to dupe an array in multiple files.
Does anyone have any idea what this could be? Let me know if you need any more info.
You have two options here :
- use include(dirname(__FILE__).’/config/categories.php’) to make sure you are including this same file and not another ‘config/categories.php’
- double check that categories.php includes opening php tags like this
You just included $categories inside if operator scope , so you can’t use $categories outside. Just introduce $categories before inclusion
file_exists and include do not looking for file in the same way. include use the include_path option and search for your file in differents directory.
If you really want to know if a file can be included, you should use an absolute path.
An other thing. If your foreach ($categories code is inside a function, you need to define the $categories variable as global. Because include are always done in the global context.
use include_once if you have already included this file before.
PHP require_once error when including file in parent folder, This function was working smoothly till yesterday. But now, If I try to include the inParent.php in uploadify.php using require_once(‘../inparent.php), It