It can't find the file getPhotos.php in the folders c:\wamp\myPhotosWebsite\ or c:\php5\pear
adam
2009-04-07 09:00:30
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- does the getPhotos.php exist?
- where is it?
- is it written exactly like that?
tharkun
2009-04-07 09:17:50
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Your required file is not in the directory of the main script nor int the configured include dirs.
Csaba Kétszeri
2009-04-07 10:07:03
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Looks rather weird. It does look weird because the error message says it can't open file "1", but not file "getPhotoes.php". It makes me think that string 'getPhotoes.php' is a part of arithmetic expression.
I suggest trying
- replace single quotes with double quotes
- remove space after closing bracket in require_once call.
Should look like this:
<?php require_once("getPhotos.php"); ?>
Another wild guess is that there is another require_once call in the file (or in another file that is required by require_once) which has an arithmetic expression in its argument.
Max Kosyakov
2009-04-07 10:40:14
there is nothing weird about that, and none of your suggestion is relevant.
SilentGhost
2009-04-07 10:49:00
It's better to use single quotes the double quotes in general.
Bart S.
2009-04-07 10:53:16
text in double quotes gets parsed by php - text in single quotes does not, and is therefore faster
adam
2009-04-07 12:50:54
Thanks for the comments, However, if you look at the error, it says that can't open file "1", which is really weird because the string 'getPhotos.php' is passed to the function. My guess (pretty wild guess) was that for some reason php take string 'getPhotos.php' as a part of arithmetic expression.
Max Kosyakov
2009-04-08 03:37:56
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better to always use
<?php require_once(".\getPhotos.php"); ?>
Don't forget that if you already use require to "run" your index.php (it should not be the case) then require("xxx.php") maybe doesn't open xxx.php in the same directory as index.php
RomanT
2009-04-07 10:50:21
The whole "require may open a file in a different directory" thing is why I always use something like "require_once( dirname( __FILE__ ) . '/some_file.php' );". That gives you a full, absolute directory, but doesn't require me to set any path configurations.
Narcissus
2009-04-07 11:44:28
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I have exactly the same error you have and I am using wamp as well what could be going wrong? did you fixed the problem
Warning: require_once(error.class.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\wamp\www\include.all.php on line 2
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