On Dec 19, 2010, at 10:43 AM, Bill Guion wrote:
In an effort to clean up some code, I tried taking four lines out of
6 or 7 programs and putting them into an include file. The file
structure is
Root
data
clubs.php
include
fmt.inc
Originally, clubs.php had the following code:
<?PHP
$file_name= basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
$last_modified = filemtime($file_name);
print("This page last modified ");
print(date("m/j/y", $last_modified));
?>
This code works - on the web page I get
This page last modified 12/18/2010
which is correct.
So then I did the following:
Create an include file, fmt.inc with the following code:
$file_name= basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);
$last_modified = filemtime($file_name);
print("This page last modified ");
print(date("m/j/y", $last_modified));
and then in the original file, I have
<?PHP
include "../include/fmt.inc";
?>
On my web page, I then get
$file_name= basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']);$last_modified =
filemtime($file_name);print("This page last modified ");
print(date("m/j/y", $last_modified));
(all on one line).
I would really like to understand why the include construct doesn't
give the same results as the original?
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Whenever you see PHP code emitted to the web page, it means it wasn't
wrapped in <?php..?>. If your include file above is complete, it's
missing these tags.
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