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@NogDogAug 02.2006 — #Just put that exact code into a file (including the <?php ?> tags). Then wherever you want to initialize that array in another file, simply do:
if the include file ("filename.php" in this example) is in another directory, then you'll need to specify the full or relative path to the file. Or, if you put the include file into a directory which is in your php include path, you don't have to worry about it. Seewww.php.net/require for more info.
Getting information
I have this script on my page.
<?php
$boat = array (
stock_num=>”10584″,
boat_yr=>”2006″,
boat_mk=>”Bryant”,
boat_md=>”219 WalkThrough”,
boat_sn=>”BRA21969F506″,
engine_yr=>”2006″,
engine_mk=>”Mercruiser”,
engine_md=>”350MAG”,
engine_sn=>”0W338003″,
trailer_yr=>”2006″,
trailer_mk=>”Boat Mate”,
trailer_md=>”2220001″,
trailer_sn=>”5A7BB22246T000044″,
options=>”Snap-In Carpet, Docking Lights, Ski Mirror, Transom Radio Remote, Tandem Axle Trailer w/ Brakes, Swing Tongue”,
addoptions=>”Bravo I Outdrive, 4 Blade Stainless Steel Prop”,
colors_dk=>”White”,
colors_hl=>”White with Orange Sport Stripe”,
colors_cp=>”Beige”,
colors_st=>”White”,
);
?>
Because i use this same information on more than one page, is it possible to put this info in a .txt file and pull the info from it? I will be inserting the variables into different locations on each page. Thanks in advance.
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@NogDogAug 02.2006 — #Just put that exact code into a file (including the <?php ?> tags). Then wherever you want to initialize that array in another file, simply do:[code=php]
require "filename.php";
[/code]if the include file ("filename.php" in this example) is in another directory, then you'll need to specify the full or relative path to the file. Or, if you put the include file into a directory which is in your php include path, you don't have to worry about it. See