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Great. It works. Thanks.
So how to use the same fopen function if txt file is in folder which is "in higher level" (for example there's folder 'folder1' which includes 'file1.txt' and 'folder2'; and folder2 includes 'file1.php')?
I still don't want to give specifc path to the txt file.
marek
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Ok really quickly this is how directories in unix work...

./ = current directory
../ = the directory above you
./somedirectory/file.php = get file.php in the directory somedirectory which is in the same directory as you
../somedirecotry/file.phhp = get file.php in the directory somedirectory which is in the directory above yours
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