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You guys, good night!
I have the following Code:
<!-- Box do Cupom -->
<article class="box_cupom">
<?php include("cupom.php"); ?>
</article>
This include PHP carries an external page that contains some information from a "Non Tax Coupon". I would like that page to be loaded from an ID of a Div from within include. Exelmpo:
<!-- Box do Cupom -->
<article class="box_cupom">
<?php include("cupom.php#ID"); ?>
</article>
However, when I write this way PHP returns me the following error:
Warning: include(coupon.php#initialstart): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in ...
Is there any way to do this in PHP so you don’t need to use HTML Frames?
What is the coupon code.php?
– Woss
include won’t work like this because it looks for the file name, and since there isn’t a file called coupon.php#somedQualquer, it will never load. I understood that you want to inject the content of coupon.php on the page in question, but what is the idea of using the ID? Could you make it clearer?
– ndr458
You want after include the page to be directed to a specific div ? It’s a bit confusing
– Pedro Augusto
@elvex include, in php, accepts querystring?
– Leandro Angelo
As far as I know, no. You should pass the correct file name. But as @Pedroaugusto said, it’s a bit confusing, what is your goal?
– ndr458
Dear Jefferson, include does not understand HTML, and also does not understand querystrings, INCLUDE is part of PHP, which is a language processed in the back end and can return anything, html, txt, jpeg, depends on what you want to send as "HTTP response". include serves to join 2 files and process them as if they were a single PHP script, of course it has behavior variations, like include support
return
, but to summarize, include only includes one HTML in another in your script, because the including output was written as HTML.– Guilherme Nascimento