PHP Include..

[allllec]

Right, i want to include a file in php..

Code:

<?PHP
include("http://blahblah.php");
?>

easy peasy eh? well not quite.. the php file I'm including uses a all sorts of template files and includes itself to display some HTML table.. the problem is when i include it i only get the text within this table.. I'm not sure this is because of the crap loads of CSS and DIV crap i got on the page I'm trying to put the include on or because of something else.. any ideas?

*edit*

i explained badly. i actually get the correct table.. but none of the pictures and boarders and colours associated with it (check http://allllec.co.uk )

[Spid]

is the css associated with the include seperate from the css on the actaul page?

[Neko]

Echoing Spid - are the styles inline, or tucked away in a stylesheet that you're not including on the main page? If the latter, you need an @import directive in your main css file.

[allllec]

Yeah the page I'm trying to include has a separate CSS file.. thing is it shares names of id's and tags and all that crap with the CSS from my main page.. what should i do?

[Spid]

change the names of them slightly and stick it all in one css file?

[allllec]

Effort! lol, well if theres not an easier way ill get right on ta

alec

[allllec]

Blah, all went tits up lol. Just made it so it opens up in a small new window from the original file. o well. thanks for trying =p lol

ta

alec

[Neko]

I feel a disturbance in the force...

No, it was just a surge of pity for the foo' that doesn't learn CSS before PHP

[Spid]

Oops, my brain can't have been engaged when I last replied to this.

Change #id to .class in your css and you can use the same div class over and over again in the page without issue.

[allllec]

Ah cool spid. Not using it for this anymore but i will bear it in mind.. as neko said really should have learnt CSS before anything else lol.. mind you its not that hard to pick up.