Cutting the code down a bit (just to make the problem obvious) ...
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, Tom Shearer wrote:
[...]
> $fp = fopen($targetfile, "a+");
> if (!$fp)
> { echo "<strong>Your ...";
> echo "It's the ... ";}
> exit;
[...]
> Any idea where I'm going wrong ?
Look where the if() clause finished, then "}" is after the echo, but
before the exit;
So the code terminates immediately after opening the file.
Also, you might want to use "@fopen" rather than "fopen". The "@"
stops PHP from generating any error-HTML.
HTH
Paul.
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