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Date: 01/01/99
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> If you set the include_path in php3.ini to
> ../misc:../include or whatever include libraries you use you can do
> require("siteinfo,inc"); and php wiil find the file relative to the current
> site.
... or look at the Apache variabels that get set. This should do the trick:
require ($DOCUMENT_ROOT."/siteinfo.inc");
- colin
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