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I use this in htm file to include another htm file
<?php include("media/android.htm"); ?>
Is this safe?
Both of them are simple htm file with text and pictures.
Yes, it's completely safe. That's how PHP works.
But, keep in mind that's a php file, not html.
use jquery to load a file
$("#div1").load("media/android.htm");
Try this
include file without php
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I want to get a variable from a php file. I've read, that you can use include 'mypage.php'; and then use the variable. But if I do that it loads the visual part from the other file too (html and css from <style> tag).
Other methods are also apreciated.
Kind regards.
I have the var $screen_name in file twitter/index.php and want to have it in create.php
Tried:
include 'twitter/index.php';
echo $screen_name;
If you include the PHP file, it will also do the output. But you can suppress it with output buffering.
ob_start();
include './mypage.php';
ob_end_clean();
echo $varFromMypage;
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I created a new PHP project using Netbeans and i have some trouble referencing the very same css file to all my links in the project.
This is what I have:
If you know why this is happening please let me know.
It's a path problem
In register.php you should use ../css/style.css because register.php is in a subdirectory (links), index.php is in root path, then you can use css/style.css
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I am trying to call an HTML file in a php file but cant really get any right answer.
I have tried:
<?php require/include('filename');>
as well as
readfile('filename');
Doesn't work. How do I do that?
If you are trying to get the html content inside a php file, you can change your .html file extension to .php and use include() or require().
Example, if you have a file named headings.html, rename it to headings.php and then use:
require('headings.php');
While require() will produce a fatal error if the file is not found, include() will only produce a warning.
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I have a page 'Error 404' and the address is like http://myurl.com/error404
the php file of error404 require's the index.php to properly show it.
I need a php code that will load or show the content in the url above without redirecting/changing the url. thanks
echo file_get_contents("http://myurl.com/error404");
Works also for URLs.
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I made an HMTL menu and I want to add it to the page using PHP(I have some HTML and some PHP files).
If I use:
include('menu.html');
there is always something that isn't right.
So, how can I add the HTML menu using PHP? The menu must be on top, and the same as it is in HTML.
Have a look at this question: Question about including html page in PHP
If you have problems with the .css because they are included with relative path you need to set the relative path "relative" to the .php file