Loading a PHP file without hard-coding the path

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  • 2011/02/26 at 03:39 #2278

    Udar Gromov
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    This is a simple way to include a PHP file without hard-coding either an absolute file location, or relative to a directory, where the file is loaded from:

    <?php
    
require($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] .
    
"wp-contentyou-pathyour-file-name.php");
    
?>

    This was tested on Windows IIS. On Unix machines you would need to change back slash to a front slash (‘/’)

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