Questions tagged [fwrite]

The term "fwrite" is short for file writing. This feature can be found in PHP, C, C++, and several other programming languages. It allows users to write the contents of a string to the specific file stream indicated by the handle.

Creating a text file using PHP Command Line Interface (CLI)

Attempting to execute a CLI php script, encountering an issue with dumping the log file. Code: private function WriteLogForCLI($msg){ try{ $ttw = " *************************************************** " . PHP_EOL; ...

No output generated by fwrite(), empty fields encountered

$is_file_1 and $is_file_2 are both set to false, but for some reason, the errlog-Batch.txt file remains empty. I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong because there is no script error being displayed. $dirchk1 = "/temp/files/" . $ch_id . "/" . $data[0]; ...

Is there a way for me to insert PHP code into a file that has been generated by PHP?

I have encountered an issue where PHP files seem to convert all PHP code into emptiness. Despite creating a PHP file, adding PHP and HTML code to it, and then closing it, the code does not appear as expected in the file. I attempted a solution which is det ...

Employ fwrite function to generate a Markdown file

Is there a way to utilize the fwrite() function to generate an .md file? I am in the process of developing a blog for a team that requires the ability to upload content without manual typing. The content is structured in markdown format within an .md file ...

Why does using rewind() not reset the file pointer to the beginning of the file when using PHP's fwrite() function?

I am currently experimenting with file creation in PHP. I have a comment.php file containing an HTML form that directs to the list.php file, which handles all the tasks. Below is my code from list.php: define(ARCHIVO, 'comentarios.txt'); if (!empty($_POS ...

Can PHP files be rewritten using fwrite without deleting PHP comments?

Within a PHP file, there are some comments included. <?php $test = array( 'LBL_TEXT' => 'text',//test comment 'LBL_FOO' => 'foo' ); I want to change the value of 'LBL_TEXT' (& ...