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"Stupid Friggin' PHP Include"

Quick PHP question : why does aforementioned statement make the rest of the code below it not appear?

eg.



<-- this won't appear


However,


<-- will appear

<-- this won't appear


But I need to have stuff below the statement appear! Help!

Quick PHP question : why does aforementioned statement make the rest of the code below it not appear?

eg.



<-- this won't appear


However,


<-- will appear

<-- this won't appear


But I need to have stuff below the statement appear! Help!

If you're writing in PHP, just use // or # to comment your work.

I might have put that badly, let me try again.

The include (as in ) statement basically stops the rest of the page from loading, anything before it works fine..

Is that better?

In that case I have no idea.

Does the page you're including have anything in it that may end the page? Or are there any errors in it?

I'm doing a walkthrough of the page, specifically the query that is answered, looking for syntax errors.

I'll keep ye updated.

Don't know if it helps, but I use:

And I have no problems.

Someone forgot their ;!

Parse error, nooooooooooooooooo!

Coding am teh worstest.

Some of it works, some of it doesn't. Must be something really dumb.

Check the source output for errors. Most likely you either have a syntax error somewhere which is stopping the output, but the error is being hidden, or some part of your code is calling die (or its synonyms).

phuzzy wrote:
> I might have put that badly, let me try again.
>
> The include (as in > stops the rest of the page from loading, anything before it works
> fine.

If you've copied that line directly from your code listing, it's slightly wrong. The correct syntax should be:



phi11ip wrote:
> Someone forgot their ;!
>
> Parse error, nooooooooooooooooo!

That wouldn't be the case in this example, as there's only one line of code.