Without knowing exactly what you're doing I'd say it's easiest to read
the entire file into an array, modify the line you want, and write the
file back out. Then you could easily modify any line you wanted.
Otherwise check out fseek () in the PHP manual.
whatever wrote:
> How to do that? I mean how to set file pointer to certain line?
> I've tried ftel() but it returns starnge number like 17534
> decrementing it causes file-handle error
> Yes i do have adequate permissions to modify the file in question on
> Win2000
>
> 10x in advance
> Nemanja
> NOTE: My email is incorrect. Please remove nospam part.
>
> On 13 Feb 2001 14:55:11 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael
> McGlothlin) wrote:
>
>> Did you try taking the line you wanted to change and doing a minus one
>> to get the right line number? Not sure why windows won't change the
>> file. I'm assuming you have the proper permissions to do what your
>> trying to do?
>>
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