including in a for()

[Duey]

ok whats wrong it only includes the first file

$includes  = "test.php|<|test2.php";
if(!$includes == ""){
$exec = explode("|<|",stripslashes($includes));
$num = sizeof($exec);
//debug-reuturn 2 echo "$num<br>";
for($i=0; $i<$num; $i++){
include "includes/$exec[$i]";
}
}

[codeDV]

Works fine on my system. Make sure your includes don't have any exit statements in them. When a file is included it is as if the code is inserted at the point in which you include it, the code actually becoming part of the script.

If you use the return statment in an include it has the same effect as exiting the file you have included and returns execution to the next line of your original script.

[Duey]

the test pages have a for that counts to 10 in them

[spirp]

The for-statements in the includes, what variable is used as the counter? is it $i? 🙂 If that's the case, it also increments the counter in the main file..

// Olle