why i can’t include php file in the same site : include(‘https://www.cymiz.com/bla-q/99.20-core.php’);

You can’t include a PHP file from a different website using a URL as an argument in the include function. This is because including files from external websites can be a security risk and can also cause performance issues. Instead, you should include the file using a relative or absolute path on your own website.

yes , internal website ,please ex

If you want to include a PHP file in the same website, you can use a relative or absolute file path instead of a URL. Here are examples of how to do that:

1. Relative path: If the file you want to include is located in the same directory as the script that is including it, you can use a relative path like this:

phpCopy codeinclude('file-to-include.php');

If the file is located in a subdirectory, you can use a relative path that includes the subdirectory name:

phpCopy codeinclude('subdirectory/file-to-include.php');

2. Absolute path: If you want to use an absolute path, you can use the $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] variable to get the path to the root directory of your website, and then append the rest of the path to the file you want to include. For example:

cssCopy codeinclude($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/path/to/file/file-to-include.php');

This will include the file located in the “file” subdirectory of the “path/to” directory, relative to the root directory of your website.

why this is not work : include($_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] . ‘https://www.cymiz.com/bla-q/99.20-core.php’);

The reason why it’s not working is because you are trying to include a PHP file from a different website using a URL. When you use $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], it gives you the absolute path to the root directory of your own website, but you can only include files that are located on your own server.

To include a file from your own website using $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], you would use a path that is relative to your website’s root directory, like this:

cssCopy codeinclude($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/path/to/file/file-to-include.php');

To include a file from a different directory on your own server, you would use a path that is relative to the directory where the script that is including the file is located, like this:

cssCopy codeinclude('path/to/file/file-to-include.php');

To include a file from a different website, you would need to use a URL like you did in your original example. However, as I mentioned earlier, including files from external websites can be a security risk and can cause performance issues, so it’s generally not recommended.

if cymiz.com is my web site , how can i include if my locate file in this path https://www.cymiz.com/bla-q/99.20-core.php

If https://www.cymiz.com/bla-q/99.20-core.php is located on your own website, you can include it using a relative path like this:

phpCopy codeinclude('bla-q/99.20-core.php');

This assumes that the file 99.20-core.php is located in the bla-q directory relative to the directory where the script that is including the file is located.

If the file is located in a directory that is not in the same directory as the script that is including it, you can use a relative path that includes the subdirectory name like this:

phpCopy codeinclude('path/to/file/99.20-core.php');

This assumes that the file 99.20-core.php is located in the file directory relative to the directory where the script that is including the file is located.

Alternatively, you can use an absolute path like this:

phpCopy codeinclude($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/bla-q/99.20-core.php');

This assumes that the file 99.20-core.php is located in the bla-q directory relative to the root directory of your website.