Re: Writing remote data to local file
| From: | Dave Rosenberg | Date: | Thu, 08 May 2003 15:04:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Writing remote data to local file | ||
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Jason Wong wrote:
On Thursday 08 May 2003 20:46, Dave Rosenberg wrote:Obviously that's the first thing I did, but they do not offer any guidance beyond where I've gotten. I also tried this.... | $localfile = fopen('test.txt','w'); | | fwrite($localfile,"<?php include '$remotefile'; ?>"); | | fclose($localfile); | | mysql_query("LOAD DATA INFILE LOCAL '/home/dave/public_html/test.txt' INTO TABLEI'm trying to write the data from a remote file (on the web) to a local file (test.txt). I tried the code below, but rather than the contents of the remote file being written to the local file, the local file contains a resource ID. I'd appreciate a push in the right direction as far as pulling all the data from the remote file to the text file. | $remotefile = fopen('http://mydomain.org/testo.html','r'); | | $localfile = fopen('/home/dave/public_html/test.txt','w'); | | fwrite($localfile,$remotefile); | | fclose($localfile); | | fclose($remotefile);Lookup each of the above functions in the manual and see _what arguments_ they take and what they _return_. Then examine and try the examples given for each of the functions and understand how they work.
shows FIELDS TERMINATED BY '/'");
However, the data that was entered into the database was the text of the include rather than the result of it. This makes sense, but I've gotten no farther.
Any real help would be appreciated.