We can directly include the data of a PHP file into
another php file inclusion before the server executes it. There are two PHP
functions through which we can be used to include one PHP file into
another PHP file.
Include will only produce warning like (E_WARNING) and script will continue.
Now, suppose you want to create a common menu i.e. menu.php with the following content:
Now create pages that you wanted and include this php file inclusion tutorial to create header. For example your test.php file can have following data.
This will display the following output
It will nothing display and stop the script.
- The include() Function
- The require() Function
Include() Function:
In include command, include takes a file name and simply inserts that files contents into the script that issued the include command.Include will only produce warning like (E_WARNING) and script will continue.
Now, suppose you want to create a common menu i.e. menu.php with the following content:
| <html> <body> <a href=”http://www.fullyhelp.com/index.php”>Home</a> – <a href=”http://www.fullyhelp.com/php”>PHP</a> – <a href=”http://fullyhelp.com/c”>C</a> – <a href=”http://www.fullyhelp.com/css”>CSS</a> <br /> |
Now create pages that you wanted and include this php file inclusion tutorial to create header. For example your test.php file can have following data.
| <html> <body> <?php include(“menu.php”); ?> <p>This is include PHP file!</p> </body> </html> |
This will display the following output
| Home-PHP-C-CSS |
Require() Function
In require function, require will produce a fatal error like(E_compile_ERROR) and it will halt the script. Now we take a above example using require function| <html> <body> <?php require(“xxmenu.php”); ?> <p>This is include wrong PHP file!</p> </body> </html> |
It will nothing display and stop the script.
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