quick php help needed ...

[lil2rich4u2]

thanks,

i want to make this ...

include($HEADER);

to a fixed url for a php file

like this:

include(http://www.domain.com/php/oopsie.inc.php);


do i need to add quotes or something? or can this even be done?


Thanks in advance.

[JamesK]

hi 

[Jon2]

include ('http://www.urlgoeshere.com/index.php'); 

Jon

[flashfreak]

Originally posted by Wildcard

hi 

you're wrong.. here's the correct code:

echo "Hello world!"; 

[StupidNewbie]

if it's on the same server just use unlink("filename.htm")

[foe]

include('http://www.domain.com/php/oopsie.inc.php');

[foe]

Originally posted by StupidNewbie
if it's on the same server just use unlink("filename.htm")

thats horrible

[Libertine]

Including remote files every time the page is opened is dumb. Download it to your server daily or hourly with a script and a cronjob, then include the local file

[richard]

Originally posted by StupidNewbie
if it's on the same server just use unlink("filename.htm")

haha, biatch.

What punkworld said, cache it on your machine.

[StuartD]

why would you load up a browser, and go to GFY and hit new post and enter in a long winded post explaining your situation and asking if you should "add quotes or something" ?

Why not just add the quotes yourself and see if it works? Seems to me that it would have been the quicker solution.

[Butrflied]

Originally posted by StupidNewbie
if it's on the same server just use unlink("filename.htm")

ohhh .. you're soo mean

[StupidNewbie]

Originally posted by Butrflied
ohhh .. you're soo mean

you think that's mean, check out the other lil2rich help thread.

[JamesK]

Originally posted by flashfreak

you're wrong.. here's the correct code:

echo "Hello world!"; 

[loverboy]

Originally posted by qualitythumbs

include ('http://www.urlgoeshere.com/index.php'); 

Jon

hmm, i can see it from here

[fris]

[? include "http://www.blah.com/blah.php";?]

replace quare with normal php brackets.