Okay, I Really Need Help With Including The Files.

You can use absolute paths when including files ("c:\apache\htdocs\Site\..." or "/home/www.site.com/www/" but then you'll have a terrible time porting your scripts across different servers. (Or even from your computer to your server)

To illustrate why this is happening, I'll simplify your directory tree a bit:

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+ Site |__+AwingsCLF | |__ config.php | |__ register | |__ index.php | |__ index.php

When you use the code include('./AwingsCLF/config.php') in index.php, it'll work correctly, because you are telling PHP to ``look in THIS (./) directory for the dir AwingsCLF and include config.php´´. Works when the current directory is /Site, but, of course, not when it is /Site/register (because tehre is no AwingsCLF directory in it).

Two possibilities:

1. Before including AwingsCLF.inc.php, set a variable that says "I'm in /Site" in /Site/index.php, then check if that's true/false and alter the include paths. For example:
   

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   #/Site/index.php: $inRoot = true; include_once('AwingsCLF.inc.php') or die("Oh, man!"); #/Site/register/index.php: include_once('AwingsCLF.inc.php') or die("Royally F'ed now."); #/Site/AwingsCLF.inc.php: // If variable does not exist (or is FALSE), we need to go // to the parent directory and then into the AwingsCLF dir. // If TRUE, we just need to go into the AwingsCLF dir. if(!isset($inRoot) OR empty($inRoot)) $prefix = '../'; else $prefix = ''; // can also be './', but that's exactly the same. require_once($prefix. 'AwingsCLF/config.php');

   
   
2. Mess with chdir() and getcwd() to automate setting $isRoot. But really, how hard is it to set one variable to TRUE in one file?

Empty name (mind if I call you that =P?), your method works fine, but what if I have to include that file in even deeper levels?

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+ Site |__+AwingsCLF | |__ config.php | |__ register | |__ index.php | |__ index.php | |__ consoles | |__Systems | |__Another folder. | |__May be another folder.