$file_open = fopen($file_name, w);
this will empty the existing file contents then write to the file
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Not sure how I could do this as I could not find a functions on php.net to
allow me to first delete the entire contents of a file before writting
the
changes supplied by a textarea. Here is what I have thus far:
Page one - Form:
?php
$file_name = 'blank.php';
$open_file = fopen($file_name,rw);
if (!$open_file) {
die(cannot open $file_name);
} else {
$read_file = fread($open_file, filesize($file_name));
$strip_php = eregi_replace(,a, $read_file);
fclose($open_file);
}
?
form name=edit_passwords method=post action=edit_passwords.php
textarea name=passwords cols=60 rows=7?php echo $strip_php;
?/textarea
br
input type=submit name=save value=save
/form
Page two - open file and write changes:
?php
if (!$passwords) {
header (Location: index.php);
} else {
$file_name= blank.php;
$file_open = fopen($file_name, r+);
eregi_replace(a,, $file_open);
#eregi_replace(\,, $file_open);
fwrite($file_open, $passwords);
print ($passwords was written to $file_name); }
?
As of right now it opens the file and writes your changes, however it
simply
goes to the end of the file then begins writting. I would like to delete
the contents of the file, then write the changes.
Any help or pointers are appreciated!
Jas
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