[RESOLVED] require_once?

u-sit

Now piecing together sections of script that have been debugged.
The partial assembly failed out-of-the-gate.
I'm suspicious of a header issue, but don't know.
Three modes of expressing a file/location in require_once can't find the file. I typically use the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."...";
format but none of the three shown below work. Can someone see what I'm doing wrong" Also. Is there a rule or a security issue regarding which to use?

<?php
	//		N_07cTest.php 	
?> 			
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" 
											“http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd” >
<HTML>
  <HEAD>
   <META http-equiv="charset" content_type=POST/html>   

   <META http-equiv="charset" content="utf-8">
    <TITLE>	N_07cTest.php 	 </TITLE>
  </HEAD>
  <BODY>
<?PHP
	$sndbxRGSTRTN = true;
	error_reporting(E_ALL); 
	require_once "www.domain.net/auxlib/web07/HTMLpages/cnnct2mysql.php";
	require_once "../InclReq/cnnct2mysql.php";
	require_once $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/cnnct2mysql.php";
?>

This snippet throws the following for each require-once format shown above..

/
Warning: require_once(www.domain.net/auxlib/web07/HTMLpages/cnnct2mysql.php)
No such file or directory in /home/.../web/auxlib/web07/HTMLpages/N_07cTest.php on line 16
/

bradgrafelman

u-sit;10996380 wrote:
I'm suspicious of a header issue, but don't know.

Er.. why would you suspect it be a "header issue" (whatever that means) ?

u-sit;10996380 wrote:
Three modes of expressing a file/location in require_once can't find the file. I typically use the $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."...";
format but none of the three shown below work.

Well that's not surprising, really, since the first of the three doesn't even make sense, and the second and third don't even attempt to access the file from the same place (and apparently neither of those two is actually the correct path).

What is the absolute path to this 'cnnct2mysql.php' file?

u-sit

OOPS! found it!