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I was wondering how include worked. i thought it was making 2 files or more into one big file
for example file 1 includes file 2. file 1 is in the root directory while file 2 is in root/include/file2. so if file 2 needed to include something from the ...
Started by Joey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So the interactions between include files depends entirely on what scope you include....
From the documentation :
When a file is included, the code it contains inherits the variable scope of the line on which the include occurs.
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I have several PHP files include()ing other files from several other directories.
In one of those included files: foo/bar.php , I want bar.php to include 3 other files contained in the directory foo. However bar.php is actually included by another file...
Started by Click Upvote on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
includes, and some functions/classes includes such as encription.php, authentication.php.
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When giving a time estimate for a project that includes work in areas you don't have experience with how do you estimate?
In most cases it is hard enough to get the estimate right when the project's areas are familiar.
What methods have you used in these...
Started by Dana Holt on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Call it a proof of concept (can you bbq bacon?), research and development .
Actually, it is not possible to give an accurate a ? near the actual cooking.
It's hard.
Ok, ok...
Write down what you find.
An estimate.
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Say I have several JavaScript includes in a page:
<script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script0.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script1.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="/js/script2.js...
Started by SeanDowney on
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To monitor on the fly without actually checking if it exists, then I suggest placing dynamic variables.
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I am currently learning and experimenting with C and am using Bloodshed's DEV-C++ as an IDE.
Now, I just realized that the following piece of code (as it is...no includes or nothing) compiles and runs :
main () { printf("%d", strlen("hello")); }
Now, ...
Started by Andreas Grech on
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I don't know if this actually is a DevC++ issue, but in any case you should consider ditching.
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Hi,
I created this static website in which each page has the following structure:
Common stuff like header, menu, etc. Page specific stuff in main content div Footer In the website linked above all the common stuff was duplicated in each page. In order...
Started by Don on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
SSI just throws the raw bytes in, it doesn't attempt to recode the includes so that their charsets match.
But at least some of the page is being dragged in from files which are not actually saved as UTF-8.
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I'm developing a site that's pretty lightweight on the interface and mostly database driven (equal amounts read and write). It's written in PHP and I've found the easiest way to make each page is:
Page:
<?php include("header-nav.php"); ?> <table...
Started by T Pops on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I develop sites using includes, like so:
site....
Most IDEs (Dreamweaver comes to mind) actually support this way of developing sites, and will display content correctly and honor the includes if you prefer a WYSIWYG.
Your discomfort.
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I'm developing a website and in my attempt to make friendly URLs without recurring to mod_rewrite (because chances are my client's server doesent allow it), I came up with this system:
index.php expects a variable called $seccion, which should contain...
Started by Nacho on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It sounds.
Testing a simple form first and make sure the _POST data is actually being picked up by PHP.
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I accidentaly created a table in PostgreSQL which contains, in its name, some double quotes. I used SQL Server 2000 DTS to import data from it to my PostgreSQL server, but while importing, it created the table but with double quotes in it.
Actually the...
Started by MaxiWheat on
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DROP TABLE "public"."public"",""t_freemailer".
Use "double" double quotes to escape:
DROP TABLE "public"."public"",""t_freemailer"
Here's a link to the documentation
2 x double quote = quote.. .
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Assume no byte cache.
Will the my_func be parsed before a & b are included, or after?
$x=my_func(); //a.php and b.php are **very** heavy scripts include ('a.php'); include ('b.php'); //my_func makes the browser use it's cached version of the page. function...
Started by Itay Moav on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So, the first time, the function has been called before PHP actually tried to parse.
They're effectively a "run time that second file.
Yes, my_func will be called before the includes are executed.
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