/////////////////////////
$filename=""; // Name of your CSV file
$file_path = ""; // whatever your files are pathed
$filename = $file_path.$filename;
$handle = @fopen($filename, "r");
$k=0;
$entry = $file_path . "entry_file.txt"; // I use this to make a new entry file
$entry_file = fopen($entry, 'w');
$file_data = "dummy";
if (!$entry_file){die("Unable to open $entry_file");}
if ($handle)
{
echo "$filename opened successfully!<BR>";
flush();
while (!feof($handle))
{
$file_date = $name; // use this for adding the name for each one
$file_data .= fgets($handle, 4096);
fwrite($entry_file, $file_data);
echo "$file_data written to $entry";
flush();
}
}
fclose($handle);
fclose($entry_file);
}
else
{ die("Error opening $filename"); }
/////////////////////////
---- pere roca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi folks,
>
> I have a CSV file. Data is separated by ','. For example:
> -94.86524,42.059444,A,B,X
> -96.86524,42.059444,A,B,Y1
> -99.86524,42.059444,A,B,C1
>
> I want to interactively insert the user_name (passed by a php variable)
> into the first "field" to insert then on my DataBase.
>
> Peter,-94.86524,42.059444,A,B,X
> Jan,-96.86524,42.059444,A,B,Y1
> ...
> I know there is a command (fwrite) to write, but I can't figure out how to
> start with it...
> Afet open csv, etc. I think I should first check when there is a "return"
> (we change of file), then I add the "user_name" parameter and repeat it as
> long as there is some record.
>
> Any workaround or code doing something similar for a newbie in php,
> please?
> Thanks,
>
> Pere
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