Reputation: 237
<?php
require_once (bloginfo('template_url') . '/form_producer/form_producer.php');
$form_prod_url = bloginfo('template_url').'/form_producer';
?>
How can I edit the PHP above to include 'form_producer.php' and the file 'form_producer'.
All this does is return an error and I'm unsure why.
EDIT: I have changed bloginfo to ('template_url') which is where the folders are. Still returning errors
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2001
Reputation: 449733
For your include
statement, use template_directory
(the physical path) instead of template_url
(the URL):
require_once (bloginfo('template_directory') . '/form_producer/form_producer.php');
for the URL, I don't understand which path you want to create. If you want to point to the form_producer
directory, your
$form_prod_url = bloginfo('template_url').'/form_producer';
should work. If it doesn't, show us what those strings contain and how they vary from what you want.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 7887
you have a syntax error in your second line, try this
<?php
require_once (get_bloginfo('url') . 'form_producer/form_producer.php');
$form_prod_url = get_bloginfo('url').'/form_producer';
?>
Upvotes: 0