anyway nice tips and tricks

For example:

if (1=2){
require($somefile);
}

will include the $somefile, but

if (1=2){
include($somefile);
}

will not include that.

Another important difference between them is, require() causes a fatal error if the file can’t be read for whatsoever reason, but include() just throws a warning.

Nice attempt though, (Y) Keep up the good work.

Please note this points:
* No $ sign used before “somefile” in loop.
* $i is not being increased in loop anyway. You didn’t use increment operator.
* echo() is not a function. It’s a language construct of PHP.
* Prior to PHP 4.0.2, The conditional statement won’t affect require().
* The main difference between include() and requir() is that, include() produces a Warning on failure while require() results in a Fatal Error.

Thanks for this nice post.

Keep it up