Reputation: 11829
I am not sure I am doing this right.
I have a file at
/var/www/paymill-payment-form-master/request.php
In this file I need to reference to 3 other files that are in a different directory:
/var/www/paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill
So what I am doing is this:
require "/paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill/Transactions.php";
require "/paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill/Clients.php";
require "/paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill/Payments.php";
I am not sure the the code is wrong because of a reference error or something else.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 61
Reputation: 27845
do like
require "../paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill/Transactions.php";
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 5927
The leading slash is probably your issue. Starting a search path with /
means to start from the top of the file system tree.
Consider using relative paths:
require "../paymill-php-master/lib/Services/Paymill/Clients.php"
Upvotes: 0