Tag: include

PHP: file_get_contents a PHP file with include();

I have a PHP Script that calls a master PHP template (acts as HTML template) with file_get_contents, replaces a few words from it and then saves the final file as another PHP in a directory. But the master PHP template itself has include(); and require_once(); in it and the saved file after replacing the words doesn’t load the files called

Force PHP to execute include even if there is an error later in the script

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I am trying to create a system where by adding one include, I can set PHP to display errors (the php.ini file prevents this). In other words: This would create a parse error and “showerrors.php” does not get executed, meaning that the error never gets shown. However, if “showerrors.php” does get executed, the error would be shown. Answer If you

How to include the CSS and JS in pages?

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I know how and work. But I have some truble understanding where they should be in context of W3C and also in …

jQuery .post won’t read PHP include

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I built my website from bunch of php include files that work like a template. When I change something in one file whole website changes. When I click on a radio button, ajax should activate and it should try to communicate with the other php file which should connect to the database and to send information back to the original

Difference between “include” and “require” in php

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Is there any difference between them? Is using them a matter of preference? Does using one over the other produce any advantages? Which is better for security? Answer You find the differences explained in the detailed PHP manual on the page of require: require is identical to include except upon failure it will also produce a fatal E_COMPILE_ERROR level error.