Re: include_once() and require_once() in function

Andrew G. Koptyaev wrote:
Is I can use include_once() or require_once() in function or only include()?



I tend to use require_once for most things.

The 'require' part causes your script to stop executing with a fatal
error if it can't include your file, which is generally what you would want.

The 'once' part means if a script has already been included further back
in time it won't be included again (as this could cause all manner of
problems).


Roger Heathcote.
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