Re: File question...
| From: | Steve Yates | Date: | Wed, 26 Dec 2001 06:44:08 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: File question... | ||
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> From: Anthony Ritter
>
> >Using PHP, could I type in the updated fishing report in a
> >simple text filecalled: fishingreport.txt
> >and then... save that file to the server every time there is an
update
> where
> >a php script (or function) could be called to read or write to that
file
> >(fishingreport.txt) without the need of publishing the file every
time
A variation on this that I've seen (with Perl I think though) was to
mark a section of an HTML file with a specific comment like
"<!--myfishystuffgoeshere-->Fishy fishy fishy
fish<!--myfishystuffgoeshere-->". Then you or the user could
interactively edit the text from another PHP page, retreiving,
displaying, and replacing the text between the comments.
- Steve Yates
- SRT Enterprises
- My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.
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