I'm sorry you were not able to understand the questions, but thank you for trying. The path to the include is not an absolute path. "Jochem Maas" <jochem@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:49B6B6D8.7050503@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > Gary schreef: >> Thanks again for all the help. >> >> I created a simple page of all includes (header, menu, 3 columns). I >> mixed >> the file types up. The menu (projectseven PMM) I saved as a library item, >> works fine. Had an HTML file in there, but I am guessing that having 2 >> page >> declarations along with an extra set of <head> and <body> tags was >> playing >> havoc with the code, so I removed them. Same thing when I created a php >> page >> and saved it as filename.inc.php, so I removed all the declarations and >> tags, again seems to work fine. Also included a simple .txt file. >> >> I did get some strange results in that all of the <tags> were highlighted >> after the menu, and I had to remove and insert again to correct. >> >> So is this the best way, to create a php page, remove all of the html >> tags >> and page declarations and name it filename.inc.php? (I'm using DW CS3) > > I'm quite sure I don't understand any of that ... so I'd hazard a guess > and so "no it's not the best way" > >> Also, something I do not understand, I included a small txt file in a >> page >> of a customer and it shows fine, however this file is not on the >> server...is >> this normal? >> > > it's probably pointing to a file on your machine, e.g. > file://C:/path/to/file.txt, > that's something you see quite often with DW/FrontPage/<insert > WYSIWYG-PITA-editor here>. > >> >> > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
