Include Statement Scripting
DESCRIPTION
The include statement inserts and processes the specified file.
include $filename;
The $filename argument must evaluate to a string and specify a valid
existing file. An absolute file specification (beginning with '/') may be
used to retrieve files from anywhere in the JANOS file system. If only a
file name is specified or a relative path is used the system searches for
the file relative to the root of the website (typically /flash/www) using
the same procedures used to retrieve standard web pages.
File contents are included in HTML Mode. If the file has a file extension
other than .PHP the file is included in the output stream without
interpretation. If the file extension is .PHP then PHP content in the
file will be interpreted and processed in normal PHP Mode as appropriate.
Files may be included at any point in PHP code where a valid PHP statement
is accepted. Files may be conditionally included. You may include a file
any number of times. The content is cached. An included file may include
other files.
An error encountered during the interpretation of an included file will be
reported with the line number and file name of the included file.
SEE ALSO
HELP Topics:
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