Yes, I am calling the fopen with two parameters. The filename is also a string. The problem is when I pass a string variable the fopen fails but succeeds when I pass a constant string.
Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
Hi, fopen usually takes two arguments, the filenames is expected to be a string and check your register_globals settings.
Sushmita Roy wrote:
Hi, I am developing a web application using PHP and I am facing a funny kind of problem with the PHP fopen function. I have a webscript, which has a function in which a file has to be opened in the directory of the webserver.
The function takes the file path as a parameter. The fopen function fails, when the parameter is passed into the fopen function, but when I hardcode the same file name, the fopen function succeeds. I am sure it is not a permission problem, because I can open the same file when I hardcode its path.
The php error log file says
PHP Warning: fopen(/usr/local/base/data/rawdata/batchdata/testhyb2/Slide1.gpr)
[http://www.php.net/function.fopen]: failed to create stream: No such file
or directory in /usr/local/base/include/classes/wizzzard.inc.php on line 566
I would appreciate any suggestions or thoughts.
Thank you, Sushmita
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