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Simple PHP includes - Conclusion
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Next, create another file. Just type some nonsense in it and name it "stuff.php".
In your menu file, make sure you have a link to "stuff.php". The link should
be something like "http://www.yoursite.com/index.php?stuff" because
of the reasons I mentioned above.
Now, upload those files and see what it looks like. It SHOULD look a little bit
like the site http://www.hobbiton.org/~zeroone/test
- please note the server that site is on is going down permanently soon, so you
may not be able to access it.
If that all worked out, you've got a simple PHP layout. Play with it a bit, and
you'll be able to implement it into your site's design to make being a webmaster
easier. I hope this tutorial was helpful. Please send your comments to me at
wipeoutgc@hotmail.com.
Uhm... I dunno why I'm typing this, cuz nobody is gonna read it probably, but anyway... I am (guess my age!! haha... 14) years old and I like programming, web design, and graphic design. I'm pursuing a career in game programming. I like basketball, volleyball, skiing, snowboarding, and skateboarding. My favorite pro skater: [b]Jamie Thomas!![/b] Well... I guess that about covers it. Oh yeah... I love to play video games, I'm a Final Fantasy fanatic, I have FF7-9 and FFT, gonna get FF10... I also like the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater series. Gameboy Advance rules! :p
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Posted by AR on 05 Sep 2004
Try using this:
include $_SERVER[DOCUMENT_ROOT]."/common/yourfile.php";
This should do it.
[url="http://www.summitcolorado.com"]Breckenridge[/url] Guy! -
Posted by altimastr on 03 Sep 2004
[email="altimastr@yahoo.com"]email me[/email] , a your instructions as follows just gives you a name for the first page when creating your example for the first half of the code but what about the se... -
Posted by shizuka on 12 Sep 2003
I gave the "corrected" code a try, but I'm using Javascript rollovers in the menu bar and now the buttons pause before loading, even though the script preloads them--and not only that, but it does tha... -
Posted by PHPeep on 10 Jul 2003
If security is not an issue, what is wrong with simply making you header, footer, sidebar content as .txt includes for example and just use the where you want them to show up in your .php fi...
Posted by fame on 09 Apr 2003
zidane,
your reply was so helpful, that i've built a site around it and registered just to thank you.
so... thank you. ;)
fame
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