no images when using include/require

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hi, i'm new to php.....and i want to make a site
. e.g. every page (*.php) to have the "code" : include header.php (or header.inc), footer.php, left.php, right.php....but the problem is when i use include (or require) i can't see my images...(images=logo, design, bg, thumbnails....), only html structure.

if i put all the pages and images in the same folder, it works, but i need to put them in diferent folders and subfolders.

eg. index.php -> site =images, articles, video, include (in the folder inlude i want ot put header,footer,left&right) and to "call" them using include function form the main index.php
i also tried to put an empty index.php in every folder/subfolder, but doesn't works. (i saw this in a few scripts on the web)

i don't want to make something complicated, i just need a site with a few folders&subfolders, and the 4 (header,footer,left,right), to be able to use them, to "call" them in every *.php file i build. (like a site with frames)

10x for help, sorry for my bad english :rolleyes:

Ahren

Well...Are your includes in a different folder? I don't really know what you mean.

For my site I have.
Index.php
Files Folder
Images Folder

When I include header.php (which is in the Files Folder) the image code has to be <img src=images/myimage.jpg> because when you include it php is plopping the code into Index.php, which is in the main folder so err yea.

I'm a noob to so if that made no sense then :p..I don't know if this is what you mean but I try 🙂

_G_

i have:

index.php
dir: site -
subdir's.: -design
-includes
-articles
-media
.....(a few others)

i must put the the path realtive to te index.php, not to the included file itself.
thnak you

LPXCasper

Are you sure you are calling them from the right directory?

~>Parent Folder
[+] Images
[ -] Main
o Index.php

etc...

so if you wanted an image from the folder images it would be "images/filename.'gif'"

LordShryku

If this is your own server, you can do this directly from the php.ini

; Automatically add files before or after any PHP document.
auto_prepend_file =
auto_append_file =

Just fill in the blanks