Ok, i can live with it, include works but this doesnt replace the whole
running script, only the rest of the script (what is still coming), so if a
few things have been written in "a.php", when "include('b.php') is executed,
this "b.php" does not replace all the (allready written) output of "a.php".
That's how the life goes. Once you say something, you can't take it back. So think first, then open your mouth :) (put your logic before the output).
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