No.
The <b>include()</b>, <b>require()</b>, and their derivations take only a file name as their parameter. They are not run through the <b>get</b> so query strings do not get parsed.
The contents of the file are brought into the program\'s namespace, however; so there is no need to pass variables to them. Simply assign the variable value prior to the <b>include()</b> and then just do what you want with it in the include script:
=== main.php ====================
<?PHP
$myVar=\"Hello World!\";
include(\"incfile.php\");
?>
=== incfile.php ==================
<?PHP
print $myVar;
?>
If you execute main.php, it will output \"Hello World!\"
HTH
-- Rich
