I'm new to php (I've been in the CF world the last few years) and have a basic question regarding includes:
On my dev box (a fancy term for laptop) I have the following include:
<?php include ("navTop.php"); ?>
This doesn't work on the client's site. There I have to use:
<?php include ("/home/sites/www.abc.com/web/navTop.php"); ?>
I can't use relative links.
So is there any trick that people have so that I don't have to touch each of my files before sending them up?
gil
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It looks like your client doesn't have "." in their include_path in the php.ini. They could change their php.ino to have "." in it and fix things quick and simple.
Or, you can use ini_set() to set the value yourself. You'd probably want to do something like this in your files:
ini_set('include_path', '.:'.ini_get('include_path'));
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