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Originally Posted by sarettah
Are the domains on the same server or different servers? Also, Nix or Win?
If they are on the same server then include the file from domain 2 using the full path to the file, not the url.
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Do that. Use the path, not the URL. Full path or relative path is OK.
The relative path is less likely to break when you move servers.
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if you are on nix you can use include using the url if allow_url_include is set to true in your php.ini file.
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allow_url_include requires allow_url_fopen.
allow_url_fopen requires stupid.
Therefore include(url) requires being stupid.
Use SmokeyTheBear's cURL code if they are on different servers. Be aware that's not like a PHP include, as you're getting the OUTPUT of the remote PHP script, not it's contents.
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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
<?@readfile("http://www.domain-two.com/folderone/foldertwo/filename-two.php");?>
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Smokey was right on the cURL code, but this line is typical for PHP code. Typical because it has three errors in one line of code.
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