I already know that include_once
would return true
or false
based on including that file. I've read a question on Stackoverflow about using require_once to return your value and print it out.
The problem is that I have an existing project in hand, and inside of that file they return an array. I want to get the output of require_once
to see what result I've got, but I get 1 instead of array
that contains data:
return array('data'=>$result_data,'error'=>null);
What I do is:
$ret = require_once $this->app->config('eshopBaseDir')."fax/archive.php";
print_r($ret);
Is there any workaround for this?
This indicated that the file has already been included at that point.
require_once will return boolean true if the file has already been included.
To check you can change to simply require:
$ret = require $this->app->config('eshopBaseDir')."fax/archive.php";
print_r($ret);
As a simple proof:
//test.php
return array('this'=>'works the first time');
//index.php
$ret = require_once 'test.php';
var_dump($ret);//array
$ret2 = require_once 'test.php';
var_dump($ret2);//bool true