[PHP] Writing files a problem

2002-03-17 Thread Ben Waldher 

When writing to a file several problems occur with this code:

?php
$stuff = include (news.txt);
$file = fopen (news.txt, w);
$newnews = include (template.txt) . $stuff;
fwrite ($file, $newnews);
?

However, this code works:

?php
$file = fopen(template.txt, w);
fwrite ($file, $temp);
fclose ($file);
?

The problem with the first set of code is that it opens template.txt1, and
some letters that were in template.txt become a 1.



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Re: [PHP] Writing files a problem

2002-03-17 Thread Jason Wong 

On Monday 18 March 2002 00:46, Ben Waldher wrote:
 When writing to a file several problems occur with this code:

 ?php
 $stuff = include (news.txt);
 $file = fopen (news.txt, w);
 $newnews = include (template.txt) . $stuff;
 fwrite ($file, $newnews);
 ?

 However, this code works:

 ?php
 $file = fopen(template.txt, w);
 fwrite ($file, $temp);
 fclose ($file);
 ?

 The problem with the first set of code is that it opens template.txt1, and
 some letters that were in template.txt become a 1.

I've already replied to this before. The include() statement is NOT what you 
want. Have a look at the functions in the chapter Filesystem functions.


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