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  1. Kolusion
    A very good suggestion! That sound like a part of the engine I am looking for, but how would I specify which directory to search, and to specify the search to be reclusive, then to include all of those files? Can it be done? I'll tried this, but it failed: foreach (glob("*.lodb") as $filename { include($filename);}
  2. Kolusion
    I am new to PHP and wasting no time have jumped into creating my own database system. Its actually a psuedo-database, but who cares it works. I've done something some-what similar in Python but with a static single file database. What I have is directories as like: ./1/index.listing ./2/index.listing ./3/index.listing The numbers are a product... product 1, product 2, you know.. What I want to do is on the product category page, using: include('./*/index.listing'); .. where * would mean for PHP to scan all relative directories and include 'index.listing', which will result in a list being built for the product category, showing all the available products. There is probably some way to do this in MySQL, but I am already familiur with this style of database, so why waste more Saturday nights learning something I don't have to when I could be out getting drunk and partying with girls 10 years younger than me. LuLz
  3. Kolusion
    Hey dude, haha yeah the problems resolved now. What I actually did was allow .html files to be executed as PHP from httpd.conf (Apache) Thanks anyhow!
  4. Kolusion
    I don't have time to learn every bit of PHP.. only the things I need. Why do you say MySQL for lots of items?
  5. Kolusion
    Just to let you know, the code above has been fragmented by this website. The untouched file is hosted here: http://www.qfpost.com/download.do?get=1fe261dc5fa32a907c8cb2b4cd7ac354
  6. Kolusion
    <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd"> <TITLE>X</TITLE> <META content="charset=windows-1252;text/html" http-equiv="content-type"> <STYLE type="text/css"> BODY { background-attachment:fixed; background-image:url("/bodybackground.png"); background-position:center; background-repeat:no-repeat; font-family:verdana } IMG.logo { left:50%; margin-left:-635px; margin-top:-355px; position:absolute; top:50% } SPAN.accountmenu { left:50%; margin-left:589px; margin-top:-352px; position:absolute; top:50% } SPAN.mainmenu { left:50%; margin-left:374px; margin-top:-331px; position:absolute; top:50% } A.silver { color:silver; } TABLE.main { background-color:gold; height:636px; left:50%; margin-left:-635px; margin-top:-307px; position:absolute; top:50%; width:1270px } A.legal { color:silver; left:50%; margin-left:-90px; margin-top:334px; position:absolute; top:50% } </STYLE> <DIV> <IMG alt="" class="logo" src="../../../logo.png"> <SPAN class="accountmenu"> <A class="silver" href="/login">Login</A> </SPAN> <SPAN class="mainmenu"> <A class="silver" href="/contact">Contact</A> | <A class="silver" href="/information">Information</A> | <A class="silver" href="/products">Products</A> </SPAN> <TABLE class="main"> <TR> <TD> <?php include('./1/index.html'); ?> </TD> </TR> </TABLE> <A class="legal" href="/legal">© X 2012</A> </DIV>
  7. Kolusion
    No problem in error.log and access.log shows it didn't even try to fetch '/1/index.html'. <?php include('./1/index.html'); ?> .. is also showing up in the HTML source code via my browser. Is that normal?
  8. Kolusion
    Here is something that enforces my original thought. <?php include('./1/index.html'); ?> When I put this code into its own .php file an run it, it works. So the code is valid. Now to the question, why won't it work inside a table?
  9. Kolusion
    Please ignore my last two posts. Ok, where can I check PHP log files?
  10. Kolusion
    Fuck. hold up shits got messy.
  11. Kolusion
    When I paste the code outside a HTML table, it works fine.
  12. Kolusion
    Double......
  13. Kolusion
    At the moment I am creating a search function for my website. The approach I have in mind is a pseudo-PHP database. To give an example: A HTML form will submit the results to a PHP file. HTML FORM - Colour: Black PHP RESULT PAGE - if ($_POST['color'] == 'Black') {readfile("./products/black/*.html");} HTML FORM - Price: <$50 PHP RESULT PAGE - if ($_POST['Price'] == '<$50') {readfile("./products/less50/*.html");} The problem here is if there is an item that is black and costs less than $50, then its going to be listed twice. There is probably some code I can write to ommit the listing of duplicate entries, but it is probably going to be messy, so I am wondering if its better to use a centralized MySQL database, rather than a pseudo-PHP database? I've never used MySQL and don't know much about it and this is my first real attempt at using PHP.
  14. Kolusion
    Already tried that before mate.
  15. Kolusion
    Sure, The root path is: /var/www/test1.com/ The include\readfile path (the file I want being rendered into the table: /var/www/test1.com/products/1/index.html The HTML file in reference that holds the table called "main" we are talking about is: /var/www/test1.com/products/index.html
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