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I have gone to the Apache web site and it does not help. I've changed my Options to "Options +Includes" as they instructed and it still doesn't work. Does anyone else know how to set up includes so that when you use "require" or "include" that you can include a .txt as file extension?
The only thing left that it might be then is that there's something wrong with the HTML. If you use require() PHP will spit out any errors so we know it's not a PHP problem.
Double check where you're including the file... as you probably know the require() needs to be put where you want the contents on the .txt file placed in the page.
Also make sure you haven't done something silly (like we all do now and again) such as missing out any opening or closing tags ( such as <tr><td></td></tr> ).