Hello,
I have a block of code:
?php
if ($_POST['news'])
{
$fp = fopen( news.txt, w);
$success = fwrite( $fp, $POST_['news'] );
fclose($fp);
if (!success)
{
echo punable to write to news.txt/p;
exit;
}
Header(Location:
you should use $_POST['news'] instead of $POST_['news'].
ans you also should'nt put around variables ;)
Hello,
I have a block of code:
?php
if ($_POST['news'])
{
$fp = fopen( news.txt, w);
$success = fwrite( $fp, $POST_['news'] );
Hi,
when I do that, nothing is written to news.txt, and I'm not sure why.
This is the entire script:
?php
if ($_POST['news'])
{
$fp = fopen( news.txt, w);
$success = fwrite( $fp, $POST_['news'] );
fclose($fp);
if (!success)
{
echo punable to
On Tuesday 01 July 2003 22:12, Adam Williams wrote:
when I do that, nothing is written to news.txt, and I'm not sure why.
Well find out why!
This is the entire script:
?php
if ($_POST['news'])
{
$fp = fopen( news.txt, w);
Add some error-checking to see whether fopen() was
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