Re: 'undefined function' error if I use a fully-qualifed include
- From: Oli Filth <catch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 17:43:09 GMT
Puzzled said the following on 18/10/2005 17:54:
This is a weird problem, but perhaps someone else has seen it before (I hope!)
If I use a fully qualified include call
include ( 'http://localhost/subtree/filename.php')
I get an 'undefined function' error when calling a routine that's defined in that file.
AAARGH! This question comes up practically every week!
This is an absolute *HTTP* URL, not an absolute *filesystem* URL. So it obtains filename.php by performing an HTTP request to the specified server, which just happens to be "localhost" in this case.
And of course, a server set up to parse and execute PHP files will parse and execute filename.php when it's requested, so all your include() call sees is the output result of filename.php.
-- Oli .
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