Include(), Require() functions to include other files.

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Include(): Adds a file into your script, from where all functions and variables can be used If an error occurs, nothing else but a simple error message and the functions of the included file won't work anymore. All other things in the script who have nothing to do with the included file will still work

 

Require(): Almost the same as include(), but when an error occurs, the whole script will stop working. This might be useful against abuse etc.

 

To get into the root directory of your host (as far as you may come), write:

"../index.php".

To get into your own directory where the script which you are working with is located, write:

"index.php".

To work in another directory, write:

"../otherDirectory/index.php"

 

 

Include(): Fuegt eine Datei ins Script ein, woraus alle Variablen und Funktionen benutzt werden koennen. Wenn ein Fehler auftretet, geht das script trotzdem weiter nur die Includete Datei funktioniert nicht.

 

Require(): Wie Include(), nur wenn es 1 Fehler gibt, hoert das ganze script auf zu arbeiten. Praktisch fuer wenn man fremde dateien includen will (zB anti sql injection und fehlerquellenaufspuerung usw^^)

 

Um in die Root-Directory von deinem Host zu kommen, schreibst du:

"../functions.php".

Um in demselben Ordner zu arbeiten, einfach

"functions.php".

und um in ner anderen directory was zu holen: "../andererOrdner/functions.php"

Edited August 29, 2009 by Mastermind Joe™

[meijör 7]

stimmt nicht ganz...

 

wenn der aktuelle ordner zum Beispiel 4 Ornder höher liegt als ROOT muss man auch ../../../../FILE.TYPE machen

 

if the current folder is 4 folders higher than the root directory you certanly must do 4 ../

[NeoIII 5137]

include_once()

require_once()

 

would be nice also to see it explained too

 

there are near never samples where you need to use ../ or more than 1 time, if you create a more file based application you create your own projectfolder put in your index.php that will controll everything and in that you can include all... also dont forget if you include the file /blaFolder/b.php into your index.php you are acting from b.php in the same directory as index.php not in blaFolder/

[oo71993i 0]

Wooow very nice topic