Include works from command line, not from browser?

[Stephen_Heath]

I have a script that I use via the windows command line all the time, and it works perfectly. I call it with a command line like:

c:\php\php -f invoice.php <inv #> <email address>

and using fpdf it creates a pdf for that invoice number and emails it to the address. Works perfectly, but now I'm trying to get it working from the browser where it would go www.address.com\invoice.php?invnum=<inv #> and it's just dying for some reason. I put lots of echos in to nail down the spot and it's in the first lines of the includes.

include('./dbcon.php');
define('FPDF_FONTPATH','./font/');
require('./fpdf.php');
include('./addons/rounded_rect2.php');
include('./addons/mc_table.php');
include('./fpdf_protection2.php');
include('./addons/hf.php');
include('./class.phpmailer.php');

The two includes marked with ** cause the script to die in the browser, yet work fine from the command line, and I can't figure out why. I'd guess the paths, except the other ones work fine with the exact same pathing structure.

Since the last time I actually pulled up an invoice in a browser, I have installed cURL/libcurl and PEAR to get Spreadsheet_Excel_Output support, but again, I find it hard to believe it's one of those things when the scripts work fine via the command line.

Anyone have any ideas?

[victord]

Hi...

           Can you email a copy of your code, I will examine it for you and test it on my server then send you the working code.

Email me at [e-mail].

[halojoy]

Think it has to do with those 2 included scripts php code.
Not with './folder/page.php' names.

If you send him php code
or you post here some code from those PHP pages, (most likely first rows in script),
I am sure this is solved.

<?php
// This is part of /addons/mc_table.php
// so you can help me. Thanks!
// Code:
echo 'Hello world';
?>

[Stephen_Heath]

Turns out a coworker had turned off error logging, which is why I didn't get any messages. Once I had the messages I was able to figure out the coworker had also messed with the permissions on the include above (which the other two chain into) so it was receiving a warning and not loading.

The command line bypasses or ignores the IIS authorizations, so that's why it worked fine on the command line.

Was a long day figuring it out though.

[halojoy]

okay. Great!