PHP Includes()

[NightFox]

Hey all,

I am trying to display a table in my main page using includes, however i cannot understand how to use them without them being used for a header / footer (and it was working fine 2 hours ago). Any ideas as to wat i have done wrong would be appriciated I know that the way i'm using php atm is simple (Hello World) but i need to get this working first before i can continue with the rest.

File to be includednewsrecent.php)

			<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="5">
				<tr>
                <!--Recent Threads-->
					<td><?php echo "Hello World"; ?>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>
				<tr>
					<td>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>				
				<tr>
					<td>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>				
				<tr>
					<td>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>				
				<tr>
					<td>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>						
				<tr>
					<td>&nbsp;</td>
			  </tr>									
			</table>

File linking to the includeindex.php)

<div id="rheadlines">
<?php include(newsrecent.php) ?>
		</div>

Regards

NightFox

[diabolo]

it might/might not do anything, but i think a correct code is important

<div id="rheadlines">
<?php include("newsrecent.php"); ?>
        </div>

[NightFox]

Heh thanks for letting me know - it worked

funny how its the simple things that go wrong

[lordskid]

are you sure it worked? I was pretty sure that you should do it this way.

<?php include "newsrecent.php"; ?>

but then again if it worked then it worked. I'll take note of that too.

[Livewire]

are you sure it worked? I was pretty sure that you should do it this way.

<?php include "newsrecent.php"; ?>

but then again if it worked then it worked. I'll take note of that too.

Include's a weird one - I've used it both ways and it seems to work both ways.

The key is making sure the " or ' are there, otherwise it freaks out

[woiwky]

include() is a construct, not a function. Its syntax is similar to echo or return -- parentheses aren't required.