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Jul 6th, 2009, 1:16 PM
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Define root URL
Hello. I guess you are getting tired of me, but here is another problem:
 I've seen somewhere before how some people include a file that is in the main root of the page (where the first web page files are (the ones which user can reach from www.mypage.com)) and include it so you can use the definition to have no errors. To understand what I mean and why do I ask, here is my situation: I have and index.php in which I include includes/header.php. In the header.php I have an image which is images/logo.jpg from index.php and ../images/logo.jpg from header.php. Everything would be OK if I just set the URL depending on browser, but in IE8 it doesn't show the image while FF shows it (the URL set is images/logo.jpg). If I change the URL - IE8 will show it and FF won't. |
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