I have a reseller accound and this is my problem.
If in a page I have this PHP command:
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<?php include('/ssi/toptable.php'); ?>
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the system takes "/" as the servers root, not my accounts root.

In html, image or file links, the "/" is my account root.

Is this normal?

Thanks.

absolutely normal. you do not have an 'account' root, only your home directory ~/ however unless php is running as a cgi binary with suexec, your php scripts are executed with the uid/gid the httpd runs as, so you can not use the home dir notation to refer to *your* home dir. you should specify the absolute path, ie /home/username/blah.php

good luck,
paul

Thanks. :)

Is ther any thing I can do to go around this?

In my PC where I develop the pages, I have php (winXP) and it is not the same.

The problem is that I can't test the pages in my PC. If I made to work with my server, they will not in my reseller account :mad: :bawling:

possibly set the include path up as a variable in a config file. In the online config file, set the variable to your server, in the offline config file, set the variable as you have it now.

correct,

you need to separate all enviroment-dependent constants in a separate include file.