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[natimage]

Nevermind...as I suspected...something stupid. I figured it out...link removed because the site's not finished yet.

 

 

 

I know I must be missing something easy...but my eyeballs are going cross-eyed from looking at this. I cannot for the life of me figure out why this include will not work.

If anyone has a minute...

 

Code in the index file is:

 

><table id="topbar" width="100%" height="300" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
   <tr>
  	 <td width="16%" height="300" valign="top">
     <?php  //get nav file
    	 include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/inc/nav.php";
     ?> </td>
   <td width="84%" valign="middle"><font color="#333333" size="5" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">THIS SITE...coming soon!!</font></td></tr>
	 </table>

 

Indexing is not yet turned off, so you should be able to see the directory structure as well.

 

Thanks!!

Edited July 8, 2004 by natimage

[borfast]

Tracy, try adding "public_html/" the the nav.php path there, like so:

>include $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT']."/public_html/inc/nav.php";

[borfast]

Glad you got it, Tracy. May I ask what was the problem?

[natimage]

Sure...but I'll be blushing! Using DW to upload, the inc folder where I put include files ended up at the same level as public_html instead of inside public_html where I intended. This happened because I neglected to define the root folder in the DW setup. To tell how crossed my eyes were, I LOOKED at the directory structure in both DW and Filezilla and didn't notice this little inconsistency! I finally opened File Manager and Cpanel before my eyes could settle in on it!

 

I knew as soon as I posted about it I'd figure it out! Almost always happens that way! Thanks for taking the time to respond, though.

[borfast]

No problem, Tracy.

 

Always try to solve the problem for about 5 minutes. Then post your question in the forums. If you do this, you know you'll solve the problem by yourself in the next few minutes.

 

I'm glad you got it working