ID: 16875
Updated by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Open
Bug Type: Filesystem function related
Operating System: Windows XP
PHP Version: 4.2.0
New Comment:
I looked through some of the PHP scripts I had written, and found a
working example of fopen that works just fine using a relative file
path. Pertinent exerpt:
$log = fopen('log.txt', 'a');
fwrite($log, $text . "\n");
fclose($log);
echo ' <a href="log.txt">View Log</a>';
Is this bug being dealt with?
Previous Comments:
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[2002-04-27 19:47:46] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use include() and require() all the time, it works just fine. So the
problem is probably specific to file()
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[2002-04-27 19:35:21] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can you test if the same thing happens with include() ?
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[2002-04-27 13:12:09] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When I call:
$data = file( "database.txt" );
>From my file "c:\xitami\webpages\db\database.php", php doesn't check
"c:\xitami\webpages\db\" for database.txt, instead it returns an error
saying that "database.txt" doesn't exist in the directory
"c:\xitami\webpages\db\database.php" I beleive this may be a bug,
since it shouldn't be including the name of the php script in the
directory. In the mean time I am specifying an absolute filename for
database.txt, however I'd much prefer the modularity of relative file
access.
If you fix it, that's great, I hope someone contacts me. In that case
could someone tell me where to download a prebuilt binary? I'm on
dialup and a pretty slow machine, not very interested in downloading
the source code again, and building, again.
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