help with includes

[mtoal]

Hi folks,

As I have a lot of static content on my website, I want to be able to use Mozilla composer to edit these pages, and wrap them up with a simple homegrown CMS (called Clio). I was hoping to isolate the static content in it's own directory.

Here is how the file system is laid out:

/clio
/clio/images
/clio/index.php
/clio/pages
/clio/pages/static.html
/clio/pages/images
/clio/pages/images/logo.jpg

The file index.php says at some point:

$clio_pages = "pages";
...
include "$clio_pages/static.html";

The file static.html includes an image tag referring to /clio/pages/images/logo.jpg (i.e. as images/logo.jpg) which works fine when we view it directly in Mozilla.

Of course, the image is broken when we call it up via the include in index.php, and it looks for the image /clio/images/logo.jpg, which does not exist.

The only thing I can think of is to read in the contents of the static file (as opposed to "include"ing it) and somehow re-writing all the URL's! Aaaa! Way too much effort for what this is worth.

I was hoping someone could offer a suggestion or a workaround that would help me out here.

Thanks!

mtoal

[paulus4605]

Don't know if this is working for you but you could try something like this

if (!isset($Dealer_Pos))
{
include "datas\your file";
}
else
{
include "datas\your file";
}
if (!isset($Dealer_Pos))
{
include "datas/your file";
}
else
{
include "datas/your file";
}

goodluck

Paul

[tommynanda]

Since you're saying that its .html file(static content) I would recommend using URL in include() than file path

replace
include "$clio_pages/static.html";
with
include "http://domainname.com/clio/$clio_pages/static.html";

use the URL that you would type in your browser...

This should do the job...

Have Fun!
TommYNandA