wjwolf79

well duh on that... my mistake typing that. I had the word function in my head because of that function.require line. They are .php files. They work fine on my local pc with IIS5, but not on the server with IIS6. I have set up php several times on an xp box with IIS5 with no problems both with CGI and ISAPI. IIS6 is very different from IIS5 (thank you, Microsoft), and I cannot get it to recognize any included files (besides putting the file in the same directory as the same file that's trying to include it). Even the phpinfo() function shows that it's thinking my config file is located at C:\Windows (and actually putting it there doesn't solve the problem).

I have installed php on a Win2K3 server (IIS6) and it works fine until I try to use include() or require() (doesn't matter which one). I get the following errors: Warning: require([i]my_function[/i]) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in [i]my_file_path[/i] on line 3 Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required [i]my_function[/i]' (include_path='.;C:\php5\pear') in [i]my_file_path[/i] on line 3 I noticed what the second one said about my include path, but that's not what my php.ini says my include path is. Here's my include path directive from my php.ini: include_path = ".;c:\php\includes" I've been trying to figure this out for about a week now (I tink a little more than that, actually). I cannot figure it out. I'm using the ISAPI setup, since I cannot get the CGI setup to run at all. Any assistence would be helpful, as I'm at my wit's end.

I used that method of installing php after another guide I had didn't work for me. Only thing is that I cannot get it to work using CGI, and the ISAPI installion of it gives me an error. It seems to think that my php.ini file is somewhere else. I'm trying to set the include directory, but dispite what I tell it, it thinks it is "c:\php5\pear". If anyone knows what's wrong with that, I'll gladly take any assistence I can. As long as I don't use 'include' or 'require', my php pages work fine.