sure this is not complicated, this is easy :)
<?php
$filename = '/dl/filename.txt';
echo "
put some <font size='+2'>HTML</font> in here, anything you put here, will
goto the file too.<br>
<a href='$filename'>Download</a>
";
$file = fopen("$DOCUMENT_ROOT$filename", 'w+');
fwrite($file, ob_get_contents());
?>
is this what you mean ? please get back to me.
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> Hello:
>
> Lookin for a little advice here.
>
> I have a series of scripts that dynamically create web pages. The last
page
> in the series I wish to be able to write out to a file.
> Is there a simple/quick way in which I can take the process(ing) script
and
> write it to a file at the same time that it is displaying?
> I need it to both display and be able to be downloaded such that the last
> thing that this script would do is create a link to itself in html format.
> Something to the effect that whatever was being passed to the browser
could
> also be passed thru an open file handle thus written to a file????
>
>
> Thanks,
> Christopher C. M. Allen
>
>
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