include in php

Which is the corresponding in php of asp command:
<!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->
?

Shearer wrote:

> Which is the corresponding in php of asp command:
> <!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->
> ?

<?php include "file.txt" ?>

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<?php include "file.txt"; ?>

Do not forget the semicolon.

-Lost

Den 16.07.2006 16:09, skriblet -Lost følgende:
> <?php include "file.txt"; ?>
>
> Do not forget the semicolon.

I just use <?php include 'file.inc' ?> - is this wrong?

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Ørjan Langbakk wrote:
> Den 16.07.2006 16:09, skriblet -Lost følgende: 
>
> I just use <?php include 'file.inc' ?> - is this wrong?


Not wrong, but bad practise.

Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus

Den 16.07.2006 16:27, skriblet Rik følgende:
> Ørjan Langbakk wrote: 
>
>
> Not wrong, but bad practise.

Why is it bad practise? I'm relatively new to PHP, and yes, I am a bit
 as to when I should use " and ', but in this particular case,
why is the include using '' bad?

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"Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Not wrong, but bad practise.
>
> Grtz,
> --
> Rik Wasmus

What Rik said.

If you tend to code *neatly* as it were, you can be assured that it is not t
he culprit
when a problem does arise.

-Lost

Ørjan Langbakk wrote:
> Den 16.07.2006 16:27, skriblet Rik følgende: 
>
> Why is it bad practise? I'm relatively new to PHP, and yes, I am a bit
>  as to when I should use " and ', but in this particular case,
> why is the include using '' bad?


Euhm, I was referring to the semicolon.

both are Bad Practise without semi-colon:
<?php include "file.txt" ?>
<?php include 'file.txt' ?>

Unnecessary extra evaluation in PHP:
<?php include "file.txt"; ?>

Good Practise:
<?php include 'file.txt'; ?>

Unless offcourse you want to use variable name to name your include file,
else '' is better then "".

Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus

"Shearer" <shearer@libero.it> wrote in message
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> Which is the corresponding in php of asp command:
> <!-- #Include file="file.asp" -->
> ?
>

I use

<?php require_once("file.xxx" ); ?>

Shelly

Den 16.07.2006 16:52, skriblet Rik følgende:
> Ørjan Langbakk wrote: 
>
>
> Euhm, I was referring to the semicolon.
>
> both are Bad Practise without semi-colon:
> <?php include "file.txt" ?>
> <?php include 'file.txt' ?>
>
> Unnecessary extra evaluation in PHP:
> <?php include "file.txt"; ?>
>
> Good Practise:
> <?php include 'file.txt'; ?>
>
> Unless offcourse you want to use variable name to name your include file,
> else '' is better then "".
>
> Grtz,

Ah. Then I'm following you -  I thought you meant the whole ''-thing,
not only the semicolon - I'll start using that then :)

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Ørjan Langbakk
http://www.bergenpchjelp.no
http://www.cubic-design.net