Is there a way to use IF ELSE on REQUIRE_ONCE? I’d like to have an alternative occur if the required file fails to load.
Yes and No…
First, Require and Require_Once are basically “Include”'s. So, it assumes you are including a file you wrote and does no checking for the file. If missing, it will just NOT load the file.
So, a simple way to work around this issue would be to check to see if the file exists first.
If it does, then do the Require_Once. If not, do whatever you want if it is missing…
Here is sample code to do this:
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Not tested, just threw it to
I feel blond actually, the solution is nothing more than this…
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if (!require_once ‘’) {} else {}
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Depends on the include type, require_once and require will throw out error messages if it can’t be loadedl. include and include_once just wont’ load the file, but it typically won’t give out an error message (depends on how error reporting is configured on your host.)