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If you're using includes that sit in different relative locations to the files your including *into*, you normally end up with stuff like `include("../../header.php")` in one place and `include("../../../header.php")` in another. This is a bit easier, but be sure to include a leading `/`, because depending on your sever configuration, it may or may not add one for you. It's better to have 2 `/`s than none.
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<?php include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . "/includes/whatever.php"); ?>