At 1:28 AM -0400 29/4/02, eat pasta type fasta wrote:
>you might also want to use this format to open file
>$fp = fopen("your/path/goes/here", "a");
>$string_to_write = "$newmail" . "\n";
>fwrite($fp, $string_to_write);
>fclose($fp);
No point ignoring errors returned by functions.
Errors are
check the read/write permissions in the folder the file is located in,
they should be set to read/write/execute or th file will not be created,
you might also want to use this format to open file
$fp = fopen("your/path/goes/here", "a");
your code would look like this:
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On 29 Apr 2002 at 0:26, Rodrigo wrote:
> Ok guys, this is the code and under it you can see what I get when I try
> to submit the form.
>
>
> $file_pointer=file('emails.txt','a') || exit;
> $string_to_write = ("$newmail")."\n";
> $s=fopen($file_pointer,$string_to_write);
> $s=fclose($fp);
>
Do you read the replies that were sent to you. Where did you get file()
from and why are you using fopen() to write to a file??
You're lucky Miguel is such a nice guy and helping you out.
---John Holmes...
> -Original Message-
> From: Rodrigo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, A
On Mon, 29 Apr 2002, Rodrigo wrote:
> Ok guys, this is the code and under it you can see what I get when I try
> to submit the form.
>
> $file_pointer=file('emails.txt','a') || exit;
> $string_to_write = ("$newmail")."\n";
> $s=fopen($file_pointer,$string_to_write);
> $s=fclose($fp);
> ?>
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