On Friday 23 March 2001 06:17, you wrote:
> how would that look on a code view? i plan to write the variable
> $message on top of the existing data
>
> > Don't even bother with that previous answer. You have what you want
> > to write in a string, $new. Read the file and put that into another
> > string, $previous. Then concatenate the strings with the "."
> > operator:
> >
> > $previous=$new . $previous
> >
> > and write $previous to the file.
Well, he just gave you a detailed description of what to do. Everything
else you need to know is in the manual.
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