On Tuesday 04 June 2002 21:17, Jose Jeria wrote:
> What I want to do is to the save a file with its new content, but when i
> save the file
> and the new content is less than it was before i opened it, you can see the
> old content
> after the new shorter content. How can i avoid this?
>
> Now usi
What I want to do is to the save a file with its new content, but when i
save the file
and the new content is less than it was before i opened it, you can see the
old content
after the new shorter content. How can i avoid this?
Now using:
$fd = fopen($arrFileName, "r+");
fwrite($fd, $arrFileCon
On Friday 19 April 2002 08:04, David McInnis wrote:
> I am having a problem reading a remote file using fopen and http://. I
> suspect this is because the remote file is sending back a cookie. Can
> anyone confirm and/or offer a solution?
If it is indeed sending back a cookie then you need some
I am having a problem reading a remote file using fopen and http://. I
suspect this is because the remote file is sending back a cookie. Can
anyone confirm and/or offer a solution?
Here is what I am doing.
$CP_url is a full url in the form http://blah.com/footer.html
$filename = "$CP_url";
$f
even when you are trying to access a COM port?
""Kelvin"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi sean,
>
>try to put a file name not a directory or path.
> $file = fopen("filename.withextension","r+"
>
> Kelvin.
>
>
> <
Hi sean,
try to put a file name not a directory or path.
$file = fopen("filename.withextension","r+"
Kelvin.
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> hi
>
> I am running the following on my redhat 7.0 / php4 / apache box and
hi
I am running the following on my redhat 7.0 / php4 / apache box and
receiving the error below.
Warning: fopen("/dev/ttys0","r+") - Input/output error in
/var/www/html/test.php on line 2
I would be grateful if you could help.
Many thanks,
Sean
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