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[SOLVED] FF problem include()


konetch

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My php page code is as follows:

 

<?php

include 'external/header.php';

?>

<div id="body">
Some text here...
</div>

</div>

<?php

include 'external/footer.php';

?> 

 

The 'external/header.php' and the 'external/footer.php' will not display in Mozilla and I'm not exactly sure why. Furthermore, it displays the page which doesn't even exsist anymore. Could anyone explain why? Thanks

 

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The problem seams to be a cache problem

Try holding the shift key down when you refeash the page.. if that doesn't work then in FF press ctrl+shift+delete

untick all except cache and click 'Clear Private data'

 

try the same in IE as the code should be the same in both (you may want yo view source as it may parse but not view correctly)

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