Re: [PHP] fopen - warnings
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On Thu, 26 Jul 2001, Vanessa wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> this is probably a very stupid question, but I dont know how to solve this
> little problem:
> I have a script with which text files (exported access db data sheets) can
> be uploaded to the mysql tables.
> It all works fine, but very annoyingly I get warning messages, if the text
> file is not resident on the server. But I want it in a way that it doesnt have
> to be on the server...a catch. The php manual says that if the file
> cannot be opened fopen returns false. All nice and good working, but I get
> those additional warning messages. Im not sure if it has maybe something
> to do with the server, but I am not convinced. Ill put the code below.
> Any suggestions are highly appreciated (I tried die command but it somehow
> messed up the routine).
>
> [schnipp]
>
> $file = array ("colours.txt", "categories.txt", "stockmain.txt",
> "stockcolours.txt");
> $i = 0;
> while ($file[$i])
> {
> //öffne das textfile
> $datei = "";
>
> if ($datei = fopen($file[$i], "r+"))
> {
> $zaehler = 0;
> //check wieviele zeilen das textfile hat
> //um zu verhindern, dass es leer ist!
> while (!feof ($datei)) //liest jede zeile einzeln mit fget()
> {
> $buffer = fgets($datei, 1000);
> //echo $buffer;
> //echo "";
> $zaehler++;
> } //end while (!feof ($datei))
>
> // MORE CODE AFTER THIS
> // .
>
> }
> else
> {
> ?>
>
> The file could not be
> opened: no Mysql insert.
>
> }
> $i++;
> if ($datei)
> { fclose($datei); }
> }
>
> [/schnipp]
>
> Warning messages are:
>
> Warning: fopen("categories.txt","r+") - No such file or directory in *some
> directory* on line 32
>
>
> I hope anybody can help...
>
> - Nessi -
>
>
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Re: [PHP] fopen - warnings
That works!
Thanks a lot :)
Cheers, Nessi
At 17:11 26/07/01 , you wrote:
>try @fopen("categories.txt","r+");
>
>
>- Original Message -
>From: Vanessa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 12:05 PM
>Subject: [PHP] fopen - warnings
>
>
>Hello List,
>
>this is probably a very stupid question, but I dont know how to solve this
>little problem:
>I have a script with which text files (exported access db data sheets) can
>be uploaded to the mysql tables.
>It all works fine, but very annoyingly I get warning messages, if the text
>file is not resident on the server. But I want it in a way that it doesnt
>have
>to be on the server...a catch. The php manual says that if the file
>cannot be opened fopen returns false. All nice and good working, but I get
>those additional warning messages. Im not sure if it has maybe something
>to do with the server, but I am not convinced. Ill put the code below.
>Any suggestions are highly appreciated (I tried die command but it somehow
>messed up the routine).
>
>[schnipp]
>
>$file = array ("colours.txt", "categories.txt", "stockmain.txt",
>"stockcolours.txt");
>$i = 0;
>while ($file[$i])
>{
>//öffne das textfile
> $datei = "";
>
> if ($datei = fopen($file[$i], "r+"))
> {
> $zaehler = 0;
>//check wieviele zeilen das textfile hat
>//um zu verhindern, dass es leer ist!
> while (!feof ($datei)) //liest jede zeile einzeln mit
>fget()
> {
> $buffer = fgets($datei, 1000);
> //echo $buffer;
> //echo "";
> $zaehler++;
> } //end while (!feof ($datei))
>
> // MORE CODE AFTER THIS
> // .
>
> }
> else
> {
>?>
>
> The file could not be
>opened: no Mysql insert.
>
> }
> $i++;
> if ($datei)
> { fclose($datei); }
>}
>
>[/schnipp]
>
>Warning messages are:
>
>Warning: fopen("categories.txt","r+") - No such file or directory in *some
>directory* on line 32
>
>
>I hope anybody can help...
>
>- Nessi -
>
>
>
>
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RE: [PHP] fopen - warnings
Assuming that your code works fine apart from the warning message you can
use @ so suppress any warning messages
e.g. @fopen(
-Stewart
-Original Message-
From: Vanessa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 26 July 2001 17:06
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] fopen - warnings
Hello List,
this is probably a very stupid question, but I dont know how to solve this
little problem:
I have a script with which text files (exported access db data sheets) can
be uploaded to the mysql tables.
It all works fine, but very annoyingly I get warning messages, if the text
file is not resident on the server. But I want it in a way that it doesnt
have
to be on the server...a catch. The php manual says that if the file
cannot be opened fopen returns false. All nice and good working, but I get
those additional warning messages. Im not sure if it has maybe something
to do with the server, but I am not convinced. Ill put the code below.
Any suggestions are highly appreciated (I tried die command but it somehow
messed up the routine).
[schnipp]
$file = array ("colours.txt", "categories.txt", "stockmain.txt",
"stockcolours.txt");
$i = 0;
while ($file[$i])
{
//öffne das textfile
$datei = "";
if ($datei = fopen($file[$i], "r+"))
{
$zaehler = 0;
//check wieviele zeilen das textfile hat
//um zu verhindern, dass es leer ist!
while (!feof ($datei)) //liest jede zeile einzeln mit
fget()
{
$buffer = fgets($datei, 1000);
//echo $buffer;
//echo "";
$zaehler++;
} //end while (!feof ($datei))
// MORE CODE AFTER THIS
// .
}
else
{
?>
The file could not be
opened: no Mysql insert.
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Re: [PHP] fopen - warnings
try @fopen("categories.txt","r+");
- Original Message -
From: Vanessa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 26, 2001 12:05 PM
Subject: [PHP] fopen - warnings
Hello List,
this is probably a very stupid question, but I dont know how to solve this
little problem:
I have a script with which text files (exported access db data sheets) can
be uploaded to the mysql tables.
It all works fine, but very annoyingly I get warning messages, if the text
file is not resident on the server. But I want it in a way that it doesnt
have
to be on the server...a catch. The php manual says that if the file
cannot be opened fopen returns false. All nice and good working, but I get
those additional warning messages. Im not sure if it has maybe something
to do with the server, but I am not convinced. Ill put the code below.
Any suggestions are highly appreciated (I tried die command but it somehow
messed up the routine).
[schnipp]
$file = array ("colours.txt", "categories.txt", "stockmain.txt",
"stockcolours.txt");
$i = 0;
while ($file[$i])
{
//öffne das textfile
$datei = "";
if ($datei = fopen($file[$i], "r+"))
{
$zaehler = 0;
//check wieviele zeilen das textfile hat
//um zu verhindern, dass es leer ist!
while (!feof ($datei)) //liest jede zeile einzeln mit
fget()
{
$buffer = fgets($datei, 1000);
//echo $buffer;
//echo "";
$zaehler++;
} //end while (!feof ($datei))
// MORE CODE AFTER THIS
// .
}
else
{
?>
The file could not be
opened: no Mysql insert.
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