include URL and memory

[belick]

I am using include "http://www.com" and I know that there is another way to do so by fget or other functions... do you know what is the best way also to save memory?

 

Thanks

[Lumio]

use fopen, fgets, fread, ...

[cooldude832]

I am using include "http://www.com" and I know that there is another way to do so by fget or other functions... do you know what is the best way also to save memory?

 

Thanks

 

 

You shouldn't beable to use include or require on a file that has an invalid local pointer path as the one you described did.

Also fget, fopen will get you  the http response text from that file being called (if it outside your server as you are suggesting)

[aris1]

HI! IN PHP 4 I USED

 

INCLUDE("HTTP://WWW.EXAMPLE.COM?POSITION=0&&WEBSITE=WWW.OK.COM");

 

CAN U TELL ME A DIFFERENT WAY IN PHP 5....(NOT JAVASCRIPT)

 

ALL I WANT IS TO PREVENT,WHEN SOMEBODY SEE "VIEW SOURCE" NOT TO BE ABLE TO SEE MY PATH!!!

 

CAN  HELP SOMEBODY IN PHP FREAKS??

[mr_mind]

file_get_contents("http://www.example.com?POSITION=0&&WEBSITE=www.ok.com");

[belick]

I am able to use the include with URL after editing the php.ini in ver 4.4... my question is if its normal to use it or I should stick to fopen, fgets, fread, ...

[trq]

It would be best to use [url=http://php.net/file_get_contents]file_get_contents

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From the manual:

file_get_contents() is the preferred way to read the contents of a file into a string. It will use memory mapping techniques if supported by your OS to enhance performance.