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PHP Include problemI am trying to include a file from another website into mine, (yes I have permission)
and i am using this code. Quote:
it works. however it keeps bringing up this error. Warning: main(): stream does not support seeking in /hsphere/local/home/surfingi/surfingireland.net/newsite/rip.php on line 2 anyone know how to fix it? |
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Quickly searching for the phrase on Google, led me to pages suggesting (claiming) that it's a bug.
I would suggest you use file_get_contents and see if that's an acceptable work-around for you. Example: PHP Code:
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