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Top Forums Web Development CRLF to LF PHP Post 302589702 by Corona688 on Thursday 12th of January 2012 11:29:38 AM

01-12-2012

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Quote:

Originally Posted by GroveTuckey

I thought $fp was going to be a txt file with todays date.

In that case, why didn't you just do fwrite("/path/to/file.txt", $data); ?

Because fwrite doesn't use a file name, it uses a file pointer -- a handy thing provided by the operating system that remembers what point you're writing to the file at and stuff.

But ftp wants a file name. $fp is not a file name. Being you just closed it, anyway, $fp isn't really anything at all by the time you give it to ftp...

Code:

/home/somefolder/public_html/sh/$dateposted.txt

It complained about unexpected "/"[/code] Probably because you didn't put it in quotes the same way you did when you put it in fopen.

Code:

$local_file = $dateposted.txt;

This is wrong too. I have no idea what that would do actually and am surprised it didn't complain about it.

Quote:

and it seemed to try and find a file but missing the .

...because you didn't put it in quotes like you did when you feed it into fopen.

Feed it the same thing you fed fopen, word for word, letter for letter, keystroke for keystroke.

"/home/somefolder/public_html/sh/$dateposted.txt"

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