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I wish to use fwrite() to create a small PHP file. So far, when I
attempt
to do this, php parses the contents of the file that fwrite needs to
create. Eg, I have this:
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Vince I did this
<?php
/*
** Write PHP with PHP
** 2003-09-05
*/
$newphp = fopen("/usr/server/test/new_php.php", "w");
fputs($newphp, "<?php\n");
fputs($newphp, "This is a PHP by PHP writing test.\n");
fputs($newphp, "?>\n");
fclose($newphp);
?>
And it worked fine. fputs() places the string in the file properly. I
also noticed at the end of your script....
write($new_file, $new_file_content);
Since I saw no write() function in your script I would have to assume
that you are calling an undefined function, which is probably where your
errors are coming from. Try changing the line to
fputs($new_file, $new_file_content);
And you should have much luck. Have a pleasant, productive and
meaningful day.
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