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Example: Suppose you need to call inc.php?para=3 in index.php,
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With a slight change, define the $_GET variable before include, and it will run normally:
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If the allow_url_include function is turned on in php.ini, you can use the include url method:
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Setting method: In php.ini, find the following line and change it to On:
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