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Log data received at postback? - FaberCastell - Jul 27, 2017 So yeah i entered my site url to the php file as a postback, and these are the instructions ![]() And i did $offerid = $_GET['offer_id']; $offername = $_GET['offer_name']; $affiliateid = $_GET['affiliate_id']; $ip = $_GET['ip']; $ran = $_GET['ran']; But it's not working... Is there a way i could log what i am receiving and save it as a file? How? * - Charger - Jul 27, 2017 file_put_contents("log.txt",$data) * - FaberCastell - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 06:44 AM)Charger Wrote: file_put_contents("log.txt",$data) How do i set $data? Because as i said i tried with those variables, but i don't know what exactly am i getting... how could i log it all that i am getting * - CodeBinary - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 09:33 AM)FaberCastell Wrote: How do i set $data? Because as i said i tried with those variables, but i don't know what exactly am i getting... how could i log it all that i am getting PHP Code Puts each of these variables on a new line use the code posted from charger to add to text file. * - Vana - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 12:25 PM)Brian OConner Wrote: Your "/r/n"'s should be "\r\n". Along with that, "\n" is the standard POSIX style so unless you're on Windows you should be using that. * - CodeBinary - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 12:29 PM)Vana Wrote: Your "/r/n"'s should be "\r\n". Along with that, "\n" is the standard POSIX style so unless you're on Windows you should be using that. O ya my bad im usually using html so I use <br> i don't work with text files much. * - FaberCastell - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 12:25 PM)Brian OConner Wrote: what i want is $data = all data that i receive, because i don't know what exactly am i getting, so i can see what i am working with * - Vana - Jul 27, 2017 (Jul 27, 2017 03:50 PM)FaberCastell Wrote: what i want is $data = all data that i receive, because i don't know what exactly am i getting, so i can see what i am working with PHP Code |