DreamWeaver Include

[fazlionline]

Hell all

I am using DreamWeaver, and work in PHP.

Everything is going fantastic, but when I want to include a file, my whole page is disordered and I cannot see it as WYSIWUG.

My include code is :

<?php include "menu_province_eng.php" ?>

Can anyone tell me what the problem is?

[fazlionline]

And when I upload that disordered file to the server, it is looking good,

But the problem is in DreamWeaver only, in WYSIWUG or design view.

[Andrea]

You'd need to install WAMP in order to get PHP to work on your computer.

 

http://www.killerphp.com/videos/

[fazlionline]

Thanks Thelma

I have WAMP server installed on my PC

PHP works on my PC, but when I Edit and php page which has include function,

that gives error.

All functions are working good except the include one

[virtual]

Dreamweaver has a tendancy to do it's own thing in Design View. You should only use Design View as a guideline and absolutely never use it to design in unless you want major headaches. If your code is showing up fine in all the browsers then there is no need to bother what Dreamweaver's Design View is showing you.

[fazlionline]

yes virtual

but after the include function, i am unable to edit any contenet of my page.!!!

Edited June 24, 2009 by fazlionline

[virtual]

If everything else is showing correctly in several different browsers, then your problem is only with Dreamweaver's Design View. Have your tried editing in Code View?

[fazlionline]

yes

this is my code

 

<?php include "menu_province_eng.php" ?>

 

is there anything wrong in the ocde?

[fazlionline]

yes

this is my code

 

<?php include "menu_province_eng.php" ?>

 

is there anything wrong in the ocde?

[PicnicTutorials]

Hi, Do this...

 

PHP Includes >> Don't worry about what DW is showing you >> If you need to test it locally (usually there is no need with simple includes) then download Wamp.

[fazlionline]

wow

i fixed it with

 

<?php @include "menu_province_eng.php" ?>

 

i have only added @ symbol and it works

[falkencreative]

wow

i fixed it with

 

 

i have only added @ symbol and it works

 

That may work because the "@" symbol disables errors... Personally, not the ideal way to deal with the situation.

 

Have you tried this format instead: