1- I have 50 php pages.
2- I want to include all 50 php pages in my main page.
include("1.php"); ...... include("50.php");
My question is:
can I put all of the include php pages in one php page and save it as includepages.php then include this php page to my main page include("includepages.php"); instead of listing all of the 50 pages include("1.php"); ...... include("50.php"); in my main page.
Hartleigh Burton <hburton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Not sure if i understand properly... you don't want to use the include
() function or you don't want to have the code of script B in script A?
If it is the later you can use include("path/to/scriptB.php"); or
require("path/to/scriptB.php");
you can also use include_once() and require_once() if you want to
make sure that script B is not used more than once.
If you don't want to use the include() or require() functions then I
am not really sure.
I guess (providing you havn't already output headers) you could use
header() to direct the browser... or if headers have already been
sent you could use javascript to do a redirect?!
On 12/04/2007, at 3:18 PM, Alf Stockton wrote:
> Please tell me how I call one PHP script from another?
> On successful completion of script A I need to call script B
> without including it as part of script A.
>
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