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[PHP] I need a php file that creates another php/text file [HELP] - SLAPYA - Aug 15, 2010
Hey guys. I am needing to create a textfile that creates these things:
- a php file with code in it
- a text file with text in it
can someone please help me with this.
* - SLAPYA - Aug 15, 2010
hey...thank you for the answer for the php question. One more thing that I need to know tho that u may be able to answer is this...
When i create the file, I am going to need a different name and text each time.
I used this code to write different text to a file each time:
<?php
$myFile = "http://a1own.com/Ulalonnection.txt";
$fh = fopen($myFile, 'w') or die("can't open file");
$stringData = str_replace('%newline%', "\n", $_GET['val']);
fwrite($fh, $stringData);
fclose($fh);
?>
this way...whenever i went here:
http://a1own.com/filewriter.php?val="textToWriteHERE"
i was able to write that text to the file. This made it dynamic.
How would i make the file created and text in the file dynamic?
ok...so i did this
<?php
$pathfile= $_GET['val'];
$text="Hello world";
$fp = fopen($pathfile, "a+");
fwrite($fp, "$text\r\n");
fclose($fp);
?>
and when i went here: http://a1k.com/filecreator.php?val=filetocreate.txt
it worked and i was able to create dynamically named files. But now I want to also be able to change the text that is written in them. I tried using the same method and then simply doing...
http://a1k.com/filecreator.php?val=filetocreate.txt?val2=texthere
but that didn't work, does anyone know how i would do this
* - ndee - Aug 15, 2010
Link: http://a1k.com/filecreator.php?val=filetocreate.txt&val2=texthere
Code:
PHP Code
<?php
$pathfile= $_GET['val'];
$text = $_GET['val2'];
$fp = fopen($pathfile, "a+");
fwrite($fp, "$text\r\n");
fclose($fp);
?>* - SLAPYA - Aug 15, 2010
thx bro...ill test it now. I think thats all i was looking for. A simple & sign between them lol
* - redpenguin - Aug 16, 2010
+ don't forget to chmod to 777?
* - RadarX - Aug 16, 2010
Wouterkruze is right, if you don't set the chmod permissions to 777 you won't be able to write the text file.