
Hi Mister, I'm also using this form in function.php:
require_once( get_stylesheet_directory() . '/lib/assets/helpers/translate.php' );
and this one in template page inside function:
echo beans_open_markup( 'main', 'div', array() );
?><?php include_once( 'lib/uikit-components/plans/plan.inc.php' ); ?><?php
echo beans_close_markup( 'main', 'div' );
without any errors.

Hi guys,
There are various ways of loading files in PHP and all have there own specificity.
First common answer is that include()
and include_once()
will throw warnings and let the processing continue while require()
and require_once()
will throw an fatal error if something goes wrong. Awesome info right? lol
What is good to know is that variables are passed when using include()
and include_once()
which isn't the case when using require()
or require_once()
. This is usually what draws the line and I would suggest to use the includes functions for template files are requires functions for functional files (like in @olivier example in fact).
Also take a look at the WP core template include functions when including template such as get_template_part()
(see [documentation here](https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/get_template_part/())
Have fun,