Robert Cummings wrote:
To answer his question though, variables not declared via the "global"
keyword and not accessed via the super global variables ($GLOBALS,
$_SESSION, etc) inherit the scope in which the include statement occurs.
Therefore, if in the included file all you have is:
$foo = 'foo';
Then it's scope is the function including the file.
It's important to have this clear in your head when dealing with
included files, so I wrote an example that will hopefully demonstrate it
for the OP...
http://dev.stut.net/php/scope/
-Stut
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