[SOLVED] Calling PHP within PHP

[Valleriani]

I have a script that is on serveral sites. It changes constantly, so updating 10 sites is a hassle. What I wanted to know if there is a way to call PHP within PHP, using php itself, or javascript, etc. Simply because I'll place the file that is going to be called on a seperate location where all sites can call from it.

 

Can it be called in a .js file? Using <?php at start ?> at end? or is there a easier way?

[spode]

I'm not quite sure what you are asking. But the only thing I can think of is putting the file on the same server and using include() or require().

 

I'm a noobie but hope it helps?

[trq]

But the only thing I can think of is putting the file on the same server and using include() or require().

 

The files don't need to be on the same server if you have allow_url_wrappers enabled.

 

Take a look at include.

[Valleriani]

Aye right now I'm getting errors like, 'Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/super/public_html/RSSAssassin.php on line 71'

 

Not sure why exactly. Is it more for just calling only variables?

[Valleriani]

For example:

 

mainfile.php has a function which does it's generic stuff to $content

 

so for example:

MAINFILE.PHP

$content = 'Hello';
$content = $content . ' There!';
include 'http://location.com/Test.php';
echo $content;

 

Test.php

$content = $content . 'TESTING!';

 

Basicly its simply I want it to 'add' the line on reading it. But it doesn't seem to be working. I got the error fixed, but its still not adding 'TESTING' to the end of the line.