Hi,
You should have the file in that directory and also give the chmod 777 permission to that directory.
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I am receiving this warning "Warning: require_once(/includes/con
1. The path to the website is /home/user/public_html AND the folder Includes is located within this location.
2. The website location IS accessible because I can point my browser to a test file www.testsite.com/index.htm
3. SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"] is set to /home/user/public_html
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Ok I figured out what the problem was. I am debugging my PHP code using the Eclipse Platform IDE w/Zend and I was debugging the files in "script" mode and not "web" mode therefore the environment variable SERVER_[DOCUMENT_ROOT] was not set.
Debugging the files using the Web mode set the variables and everything is running fine. To make the change I set Debug As --> PHP Web Page and that ensured the SERVER_[] variable was populated.
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by: blaazePosted on 2009-04-20 at 21:56:31ID: 24191004
If your allow_url_fetch variable must be on in your php.ini
then you need to give the absolute path of the root address
and then i can see a opening angular bracket is missing in your code, plz fix it and then have a try
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