error with inlude link....

v3nt

have a form, when completed i want it to show a list from an include file. but i keep getting errors...

Warning: Failed opening 'http://www.kmw.co.uk/ks_admin/ks_project_list.php?items=SZAL' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/pear') in /home/kmwszal/public_html/ks_admin/ks_project_edit.php on line 119

this is my code

echo "Update successful.<br><br>"

include ("http://www.kmw.co.uk/ks_admin/ks_project_list.php?items=$section

TheDefender

From the manual for [man]include[/man]:
If "URL fopen wrappers" are enabled in PHP (which they are in the default configuration), you can specify the file to be included using a URL (via HTTP or other supported wrapper - see Appendix L for a list of protocols) instead of a local pathname.

Check to make sure your fopen wrappers are enabled on the server.

Also, I assume your include looks like this... but since you didn't close your PHP tags on the board right, something got cut off on the end of your post. If not, make sure your include looks like this, and make sure that file exists in the specified location.

include ("http://www.kmw.co.uk/ks_admin/ks_project_list.php?items=$section");

Weedpacket

What do you get if you try requesting that URL (http://www.kmw.co.uk/ks_admin/ks_project_list.php?items=SZAL) in some other way?

v3nt

cheers guys

'zlib:' fopen wrapper
enabled

is active i think.

the annoying thing is this works below

include_("ks_project_list.php");

and weedpacket, what other ways are there?

and yes, i didn't close my wrappers on the last post.

Weedpacket

Originally posted by v3nt

and weedpacket, what other ways are there?

Oooh.... first thing off the top of my head is: Typing it into a browser.... what do you reckon about that idea?

I try it I get a 401: Unauthorized header back and a request for username and password.

If you're including a file that's on your local filesystem, it would probably be easier to just include it locally (i.e., do it the other way); then PHP will include the file itself, instead of requesting the file from the web server, which will run PHP, which will fetch the script, then run it, return the results to the web server, which will send them back to PHP, which will include it.

$_GET = array('items'=>'SZAL');
include('ks_project_list.php');

ought to work.

v3nt

	$_GET = array('items'=>'SZAL'); 
	include('ks_project_list.php');	
	echo "Update successful<br><br>";