I am trying to use the require_once(""); function in php, and it is causing a server error whenever it is used. I know I am using the correct path because I have checked my file directory many times and have been following a video tutorial as well when coding this php code. Any ideas to why I am getting this server error?
<?php
require_once("../../includes/session.php");
?>
The page calling this function is in a folder that shares folders - two sub-folders away from session.php if that makes sense.
This file is index.php, which is in public/admin. This page calling require_once is in public/admin/index.php, and the folder they both share is photo_gallery.
The error is: HTTP Error 500 (Internal Server Error): An unexpected condition was encountered while the server was attempting to fulfill the request.
All the debugging I have done is echo a hello statement before calling require_once and after require_once and when I posted hello after nothing was outputted
This is the error I receive when checking my error log:
[08-Aug-2012 11:01:04] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '{' in /home3/visittom/public_html/photo_gallery/includes/session.php on line 47