Really stupid question about print()

[DarthMonkey]

Don't laugh at me. I know... well, knew how to do this. Not anymore...

 

So I have my index.php and a seperate script.php that I want to run, and print the results of, on index.php. If I remember right, it's something really stupid and simple like print(script.php). Only problem is... That's apparently not it, and I don't know what is.

[dsaba]

echo file_get_contents('script.php');

 

(heee, hee, haaa, haaa)

the donkey laughed not me

[DarthMonkey]

THAT'S IT! Argh, I may be a PHP noob, but that's still embarrassing.

 

Thanks for the help!

[ataria]

Off Topic, but, question..

echo file_get_contents('script.php');

 

would that do the same as, include or require?

(Sorry, just trying to find a connection between them, if there is one)

[DarthMonkey]

Well, it works. But now I need to figure out how to make the words wrap. It just goes on and on indefinitely, but I need it to wrap at, say 500 pixels or something. How do I do that for 'echo file_get_contents()' ?

[dsaba]

Off Topic, but, question..

echo file_get_contents('script.php');

 

would that do the same as, include or require?

(Sorry, just trying to find a connection between them, if there is one)

 

Yes and No ataria

if you file_get_contents() from a file in you root directory

like www/home/website/file.php

 

it will retrieve the source code if owner has permissions to read write and execute

 

if you file_get_contents() from a remote hosted file like http://website/file.php

it will show the html output since remote connections on php files cannot show the source code of the file