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I'm having troubles with a php code. I'm trying to use a news fetch and a login on non-forum pages mod for my vBulletin forum, but they both use the "require" code. For the news fetch, I have to code:

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/vBExternal.php');
?>

And for the login, I need to code:

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/global.php');
?>

Now, stand alone, these are fine and work perfectly. However, if I do something like this:

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/vBExternal.php');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/global.php');
?>

I get a blank page. I've tried everything, putting the codes seperate, making one require_once() and the other require(), switching the two around... everything, but nothing works. Help!

Why the chdir?

At 7/16/06 04:52 PM, elbekko wrote: Why the chdir?

It's required by the mods.

Try this?

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('vBExternal.php');
require_once('global.php');
?>

At 7/16/06 05:26 PM, WoogieNoogie wrote: Try this?

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('vBExternal.php');
require_once('global.php');
?>

Nope, didn't work :'(

At 7/16/06 05:43 PM, A17roolz wrote: Nope, didn't work :'(

I'm sorry...maybe, have you tried removing the _once from both of the require statements?

<?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/vBExternal.php');
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/global.php');
?>

Maybe that works... you never know :P

At 7/16/06 06:00 PM, elbekko wrote: <?php
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/vBExternal.php');
chdir('/home/******/public_html/bbs');
require_once('/home/******/public_html/bbs
/global.php');
?>

Maybe that works... you never know :P

Already tried that, doesn't work. Thanks anyhow.