PHP Code didn't work when using file_get_contents

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I have 3 files i want to execute them from one file using file_get_contents but it didn't works

index.php :

PHP

<?php
$page_content = "";
$page_content.= file_get_contents("header.php");
$page_content.= file_get_contents("main.php");
$page_content.= file_get_contents("footer.php");

echo $page_content;
?>

header.php :

PHP

<?php echo "Header file"; ?>

main.php :

PHP

<?php echo "Main file to include"; ?>

footer.php :

PHP

<?php echo "Footer file"; ?>

Posted 13-Jul-13 9:18am

raouf333

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Peter_in_2780 14-Jul-13 0:20am

Why do you have the php bracketing in the header/main/footer. You're just outputting it, so the files should contain HTML,

raouf333 14-Jul-13 8:34am

I will write my html files to output them using file_get_contents but in this files i have some string to display them from a php file.
For example the text existing in the html files would change the language every time i choose a new language from a menu so i need another files (containing the translated strings) to output these text.
So using file_get_contents i need to display both html and php.

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Matej Hlatky · Answer 1 · 2013-07-14T01:04:00

Solution 1

Use php include_once[^] function.

Posted 14-Jul-13 1:04am

Matej Hlatky

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raouf333 14-Jul-13 8:37am

i need using file_get_contents :)