On Wednesday 17 March 2004 17:33, Andreas Brunschweiler wrote:
> In this code, the include file is always parsed, even if $includefiles is
> set to 0. Even the files which are 'required()' inside incfile.php are
> parsed (observed with the program Filemon, which registers file access). I
> tried various ways to nest the if statements, but none helped. Any
> suggestions to have incfile.php parsed only if needed?
>
> I am using PHP Version 4.3.4 as Module, Apache/2.0.48, on Windows 2000.
If you do this ...
<?php
$includefiles=0;
if($includefiles==1) {
include('incfile.php');
}
?>
... does 'incfile.php' get included?
If yes, you've probably found a bug in PHP.
If no then you've got a bug in your code.
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