Sun, 23 Jan 2000 03:59:00 +0000

Maverick,

I kind of figured you had probably figured it out before now or you would have contacted us.

Not sure if you were trying this on our server, but .php does parse as a PHP file on our servers...

Looks like I need to brush up on what I know about PHP ... I just took the line from php.net and figured it must be needed for something... Eventually, I will actually start reading that stuff so that I know what, if anything, it is really needed for

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[This message has been edited by Chad Simper (edited 22 January 2000).]

Maverick — Sun, 23 Jan 2000 03:08:00 +0000

Thanks Chad. Figured it out ages ago, but I appreciate the reply. Turns out it wasn't working because .php files were not getting parsed, only files names .php3 were working. BTW, the .:/ isn't needed.

php3_include_path "/home/username/public_html/includes/" works just fine without it.

Sun, 23 Jan 2000 00:14:00 +0000

php3_include_path ".:/home/username/public_html/includes/"

I am not positive why the .: is needed, but it is.

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