My computer is being filled up with external files that i access via php include/require statements, so I decided to put them on an intranet drive to preserve space. However, well trying to do so I encountered a problem. How do I write a link to a file on an intranet drive?
Here is my include code I have tried: (UPDATE: I tried the echo file_get_contents("foo") method and it still produces an error. Any other ideas?) (UPDATE[1]: How do I map drive letters to a network drive?)
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If on Windows, map this intranet drive to a drive letter on your computer. Then include or require the files in your php code like you've always done.
If on Linux/Unix/Mac OS, mount the drive into a folder on your computer. Then include or require the files in your php code like you've always done.
Compared to file_get_contents(), this solution lets ypou preserve the distinction between include and require.
I could not find details on your LS-XL413 drive just from the model name. Give us a link and let us know what OS you are using, so that we can give you more detailed instructions on mapping/mounting the drive.