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Odd, because the docs say it doesn't support it. Hmm, will test. Thx.
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Odd, because the docs say it doesn't support it. Hmm, will test. Thx.

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The comment from Mberumen is correct. What it doesn't support is starting the path with the slash character &quot;/&quot;. But relative pathing is accepted.
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The comment from Mberumen is correct. What it doesn't support is starting the path with the slash character "/". But relative pathing is accepted.

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Wait just a moment! If that's the case, why do I get this error:<br />
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Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126' <br />
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Include file not found <br />
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/WeBBS/admin/index.asp, line 1 <br />
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The include file '../includes/top.asp' was not found<br />
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The file ../includes/top.asp DOES exist! Why won't it load it then?
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Wait just a moment! If that's the case, why do I get this error:

Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126'

Include file not found

/WeBBS/admin/index.asp, line 1

The include file '../includes/top.asp' was not found

The file ../includes/top.asp DOES exist! Why won't it load it then?

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Oops, my sincere apologies. I was using include VIRTUAL :-/<br />

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Oops, my sincere apologies. I was using include VIRTUAL :-/


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Is there any way to include a file in a parent directory, or another sub-directory of a common parent? #INCLUDE doesn't support it - does anything else?
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Is there any way to include a file in a parent directory, or another sub-directory of a common parent? #INCLUDE doesn't support it - does anything else?

Include ASP file in parent directory

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