php-include

I'm having some problems on my website using some php code. My site is mainly using html and php. Instead of repeating lots of lines of script at the top of every page, i'm just using the php include statement: <?php include('main.php'); ?> I have a local WAMP server and a mixture of html and php files on my site. When I run everything locally it all runs perfectly well and the 'include' statement works. However, when I upload everything to my site, which is hosted on goDaddy, the include statement only works inside .php files. If I use it inside a .html file it fails. It just doesn't include

I am trying to include files in my homepage using blade syntax :- @foreach($data as $articles) @include(app_path().$articles->path) <br /> @endforeach This is not working. The error says :- View [/var/www/blogproject/project/app/pages/articles/first-post.php] not found I even tried including just the first page :- @include(app_path().'/pages/articles/first-post.php') But the normal php include is working fine :- <?php include(app_path().'/pages/articles/first-post.php'); ?> Please help That's because that file is not in the app/views directory. When you call @include('filename') , Blade

So, I am trying to insert a file with a php include, but for some reason it doesn't work with the full URL. This works: <?php include 'menu.html' ?> But this does not: <?php include 'http://domainname.com/menu.html' ?> Any ideas? check php.ini - allow_url_include but I have to say, if you don't have really really good reason, please don't use it. It's one of the worst php weaknesses, serious security threat. Does your php.ini allow you to use remote files with include ? If it's on your own domain then it makes no sense to require the absolute URL, as this would cause the server to open a

Just wondering if anyone has information on what "costs" are associated with including a LARGE (600K or more) php file containing 100s of class files. Does it really make much difference in comparison to autoloading individual files that for instance searches across several directories before finding a match? Would having APC caching on make this cost negligible? Basically, the cost of including one big file depend on your usecase. Let's say you have a large file with 200 classes. If you only use 1 class, including the large file will be more expensive than including a small class file for