Hi David,
I've been racking my non-php brains all morning to try and get this to work.
I'm using a wordpress plugin called Exec-php to attempt to include PT search results on a wordpress page.
So far I've managed to include phpinfo.php from the root using the following code:
<?php
require_once(ABSPATH. 'phpinfo.php');
?>
- as recommended here:
http://bluesome.net/post/2005/08/18/50/#globals
However, when I try to include a pricetapestry page:
<?php
require_once(ABSPATH. '/pricetapestry/search.php');
?>
- I get the error at http://www.featuredbrands.co.uk/adidas-clothing/adidas-t-shirts/
Not expecting a bona-fide wordpress plugin or anything, but if you have any ideas/pointers of how best to include a search page (with keywords mindyou) that'd be great.
Hi Harvey,
The error message indicates that it is down to the paths to the include files; which when you pull the script in outside of the Price Tapestry directory are wrong; because the script uses relative paths.
This can be fixed in includes/common.php as follows. In that file, you will find the following section:
if (file_exists("config.php")){
require("config.php");
$common_path = "includes/";
}
else
{
require("../config.php");
$common_path = "../includes/";
}
The best thing to do is to make the paths absolute, so instead of the above block, use:
require("/home/users/you/httpdocs/pricetapestry/config.php");$common_path = "/home/users/you/httpdocs/pricetapestry/includes/";
Of course, you need to know what:
/home/users/you/httpdocs/pricetapestry/
...is on your server. One way to find out is to run this script in your Price Tapestry installation folder:
whereami.php:
<?php$path = $_SERVER["SCRIPT_FILENAME"];
$path = str_replace("whereami.php","",$path);
print $path;
?>
...and whatever is displayed by that script, use as the absolute path in config.php!
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
David.