Hi everyone:
I just read the reply from Jason Wong pretty much just about my question. Using the ini_set() command at the top of all my pages I think would work out ok, but when I upload my pages to the server, how can I dynamically set the include path to match the root of my web folder on the shared server? I am working on a website, and I have a shared hosting account on a win2k machine. When I upload from my local machine to the shared hosting machine I have to change a variable on each of my pages that gives me the proper path to including the necessary files to execute the page properly. If I don't I get an error. I've included a link to the error message below. As an aside, I picked up this piece of software that lets me grab HTML or other content from web pages and puts it into its own window and gives me a link to it. I am finding it way handy for sharing these errors that I get with other people. They just click the link to view the error, rather then getting a ton of debug code in an email message. I highly recommend trying it out, makes my life a lot easier. <http://www.amplifytheweb.com/amplify/?13B53210-FD7A-4DDA-999E-993D243F4 BB4> http://www.amplifytheweb.com/amplify/?13B53210-FD7A-4DDA-999E-993D243F4B B4 So my question is, Is there a way to make a custom PHP.INI sort of thing that works only for my site, that I can include in my pages so I don't have to keep changing the dang path every time I want to do an upload? I'm sure someone must have a solution to this. Thanks, Matt
