I need serious help with a simple flat array PLEASE

[JetJagger]

Goal: I am trying to create a flat-file array that will allow me to edit any variable for an entire Website from one setup.php page.

 

I create a file called 'setup.php' wherein the array looks like this:

 

<?php
          $setup['1']='page file path or other variable';
          $setup['2']='page file path or other variable';
          $setup['3']='page file path or other variable';
?>

 

Then, I included this in the page HEAD where a variable needs to be changed:

 

<?php require("setup.php"); ?>

 

 

Problem:  Where I'm getting lost is what to insert inside the page file in place of where I would usually hard-code the file or object reference, ESPECIALLY IF I WANT TO PULL-IN A PATH TO A FILE. When I use:

 

<?php echo $setup['1'] ?>

 

....all I see in my webpage is "page file path or other variable" (without quotes), but what I NEED to see is the actual file that I would normally see would I have used a traditional standalone PHP include. In other words, my setup.php file is really just going to be a list of files to include.  Hypothetically (though shown incorrectly here for demonstration purposes), I need an execution like this...

 

<?php
          $setup['1']='<?php include("http://www.whatever01.php"); ?>';
          $setup['2']='<?php include("http://www.whatever02.php"); ?>';
          $setup['3']='<?php include("http://www.whatever03.php"); ?>';
?>

 

 

I can only hope I explained this correctly.

 

Anyone's prompt assistance is greatly appreciated.

 

-Jet-

 

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[CroNiX]

What if you <?php include($setup['1']); ?> ?

[JetJagger]

Lemme try real quick.

[JetJagger]

No joy with your suggestion.  I'm just getting an "no stream" error message.

 

[CroNiX]

I didn't try with a url, but

<?php
$setup['1'] = 'index.php';
include($setup['1']);
?>

worked

[JetJagger]

CroNix, I'm a flippen idiot.  It did work....

 

 

I misspelled my file name.....TWICE.

 

Duh. (LOL)

 

Thanks!

 

-Jet-

 

 

[CroNiX]

LOL, we've all done it

[redarrow]

do the array like this better looking................

 

as you can see ive started the array at 1

<?php

$urls=array(1=>"http://www.gogole.com","http://www.msn.com","http://yahoo.com");

echo $urls[1];

?>