if I call php’s parse_ini_file('foo.ini'), in what paths does it look for foo.ini ? the include path? the function’s documentation doesn’t mention it.
if I call php’s parse_ini_file(foo.ini) , in what paths does it look for foo.ini
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if I call php’s parse_ini_file('foo.ini'), in what paths does it look for foo.ini ? the include path? the function’s documentation doesn’t mention it.
The filename argument for parse_ini_file is a standard php filename, so the same rules will apply as opening a file using fopen.
You must either specify an absolute file path ("/path/to/my.ini") or a path relative to your current working directory ("my.ini"). See getcwd for your current working directory.
Unlike the default fopen command, if a relative path is specified ("my.ini") parse_ini_file will search include paths after searching your current working directory. I verified this in php 5.2.6.