fix require file #810
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fix require file #810
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include file from the current directory
include file from the current directory
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Sorry but this breaks the project, and also please dont commit to master branch! |
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I tested the code for AJAX request and errors occurred to include the classes file Config and Text.
When I changed the directory to the current directory worked as it should.
A small example of how this can happen is by creating an ajax request to create a password for example to include the framework files or folder composer libraries just use:
require '../../vendor/autoload.php';
on path public/requests for example.