Hi,
You should use a while(!feof) syntax so that can verify that the file is
not empty.
You should also use
$text = implode("",@file($filename));
Thats the easiest way to read a file. It will put each lines into an
array and you will just implode it into a variable
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"David McInnis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> I use fopen() in a template system that I have developed. I noticed
> that occasionally I get blank pages served up. Here is one of my
> snippets.
>
> $filename = "$ROOTDIR/content/myfile.txt";
> $fd = fopen ($filename, "r");
> $PAGE_CONTENT = fread ($fd, filesize ($filename));
> fclose ($fd);
>
> Doing this I get the contents of the file read into the $PAGE_CONTENT
> variable.
>
> I never use fopen() to write to files. Only read with the "r"
> directive. So what could be causing my conflicts? Do I need to flock
> the file to shared?
>
> I am running Linux PHP, Apache and Linux.
>
> David McInnis
>
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