How do you define a PHP include as a string?

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You'll want to look at the output buffering w3coded include require functions., w3coded include require 1 w3coded include require I wonder why w3coded include require you people would suggest output buffering when w3coded include require this is so much simpler. w3coded include require – Juan Mendes w3coded include require Jan 10 '11 at 18:29 w3coded include require ,As Jeremy points out, output buffers w3coded include require stack. So you could theoretically just do w3coded include require something like:, w3coded include require Use verb in -masu form + kana to wonder w3coded include require about something instead of using the -darou w3coded include require form

You'll want to look at the output buffering functions.

//get anything that's in the output buffer, and empty the buffer
$oldContent = ob_get_clean();

//start buffering again
ob_start();

//include file, capturing output into the output buffer
include "test.php";

//get current output buffer (output from test.php)
$myContent = ob_get_clean();

//start output buffering again.
ob_start();

//put the old contents of the output buffer back
echo $oldContent;

As Jeremy points out, output buffers stack. So you could theoretically just do something like:

<?PHP
function return_output($file){
    ob_start();
    include $file;
    return ob_get_clean();
}
$content = return_output('some/file.php');

Try something like:

ob_start();
include('test.php');
$content = ob_get_clean();

File index.php:

<?php
$bar = 'BAR';
$php_file = include 'included.php';
print $php_file;
?>

File included.php:

<?php
$foo = 'FOO';
return $foo.' '.$bar;
?>
<p>test HTML</p>

File index.php:

<?php
$bar = 'BAR';
ob_start();
include 'included.php';

$test_file = ob_get_clean(); //note on ob_get_contents below
print $test_file;
?>

File included.php:

<?php
$foo = 'FOO';
print $foo.' '.$bar;
?>
<p>test HTML</p>

File index.php:

<?php
$bar = 'BAR';
$test_file = eval(file_get_contents('included.php'));

print $test_file;
?>

File included.php:

$foo = 'FOO';
print $foo.' '.$bar;

You therefore could use the following;

ob_start();
include_once('test.php');
include_once('test2.php');
$contents = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();

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