just wondering...

[Thomas]

Since it's been around 3 or more months since I've done anything with this programming stuff,I don't remember much and was just wondering what the code is to insert a php file into a page I'm working on.

[DearonElensar]

include ();

[Jessii]

<?php include 'yourpage.php'; ?>

[DearonElensar]

At 12/4/06 09:10 PM, Jessii wrote: <?php include 'yourpage.php'; ?>

ugh sorry, Jessii's code is the right one, and i should go to bed >_>

[Jessii]

At 12/4/06 09:19 PM, DearonElensar wrote: ugh sorry, Jessii's code is the right one, and i should go to bed >_>

lol I think so too! I just c/ped it off of my site because I know it works. I think include (); works too though.

[Craige]

At 12/4/06 09:44 PM, Jessii wrote: lol I think so too! I just c/ped it off of my site because I know it works. I think include (); works too though.

Indeed it does.

[thecoshman]

well, as include is a function, i spose you can argue that it should use brakets, like the eho function should. but then i dont think that that is an underpinning idea of php. but for me i use it as include() though you do need to use single quotes i belive, not to sure, i got it set up in about a day and not used that funciton since, bit sillie realy aint it.

[henke37]

include is a construct.

[DFox]

At 12/5/06 02:47 PM, henke37 wrote: include is a construct.

Exactly, so thecoshman, you can't argue that include should use parenthesis, the only thing you can argue is that it should NOT use them, because constructs don't use parenthesis.

But there's really no point in arguing being both do the same thing and work fine.

[Gutya]

At 12/5/06 01:55 PM, thecoshman wrote: Gibberish

I didn't understand a word of that. =/

[Craige]

At 12/5/06 02:47 PM, henke37 wrote: include is a construct.

As is echo, which he mentioned being a function.