I'm sure I'm missing some simple explanation, but I want to confirm - so assume I know very little.
I have a directory structure like so (for the time being) of:
My main site (localhost/project/ on my testing server, and C:/xampp/htdocs/project on my HDD) with these files and folders:
Root
graphics
variousgraphics.png
support
stylesheet.css
templates
header.php
footer.php
initialize.php
you
default.php
index.php
anotherfile.php
Up until I created the folder 'you' everything was fine, i.e. I included the initialize file for index.php as <?php include(templates/initialize.php) ?>
But when I decide to include initialize.php using the above method for the default.php file (inside 'you'), it errored out with Warning: include(templates/initialize.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:\xampp\htdocs\photoquilt\you\default.php
So naturally I appended ../ to create <?php include(../templates/initialize.php) ?> but then of course that didn't work because the files referenced inside initialize.php weren't appended in the same way, and so I get to here.
It's worth noting for me, an echo of $_SERVER['document_root'] leads to C:/xampp/htdocs
So in summary:
Is there any way to make sure all the link/paths work correctly irrespective of where the originating path was from?
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