It\'s functionality is so strong that I worry about its stability and performance.
What do you think?
UPDATE
What I\'m doing is this:
Ok, from my understanding, the problem is following
You've got a php file, let's call it "main.php". In "main.php" you're including "A.php" from some directory:
# in "main.php"
include '/some/dir/A.php';
A.php, in turn, includes 'B.php', which is in the same directory as A.php
# in "A.php"
include 'B.php';
the problem: since "/some/dir/" (where A and B reside) is not the current for "main.php", php does not see B.php
from A.php
the solution: in A.php
use an absolute full path to /some/dir
. Either hardcode it or obtain it dynamically via dirname(__FILE__)
# in "A.php"
include dirname(__FILE__) .'/B.php';