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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.
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Can you show us the actual code for your fopen? Including the place
where the string variable is s
I just set the register_global to On. But that does not seem to make a
difference.
I know the parameters are being passed correctly because I am printing
an error message when the file cannot be opened with the filename
which is passed a parameter, and that is exactly what I had passed.
Raditha D
Hi,
what's your register global settings? If this is off (which is the most
likely) the parameters that you pass across may not be intepreted correctly.
Are you by any chance on any of these virtual hosting schemes like
cpanle or ensim? their handling of file paths are rather wierd and that
too
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 ch
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 functi
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 fail
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