Is there a script for duplicate text file?

I have text file and I want to save it in multiple file names with same content. Like "save as" and type different file names. However, do one by one is consume too much time and I need script that can save my text file with my prefered keywords as filename. Is there script that can do this job?

 

In PHP, put myfile.txt in a directory and upload a script with the following code in that same directory:

<?php

$content = file_get_contents('myfile.txt');

$filenames = array('thisfile.txt', 'thatfile.txt', 'anothername.txt');

foreach ($filenames as $var){
	$fl=@fopen($var,'w+');
	fwrite($fl,$content);
	fclose($fl);
}

?>

Code (markup):

Depending on your server settings you might need to change the permissions/CHMOD the directory accordingly.

 

Thank you very much for your help but I have 10,000 of keywords to be filename. I just want script to get content from text file that prepared for filename and place them as name for content file. Like this one

CONTENT.TXT --> SAVE AS --> NAME1.TXT<----- GET CONTENT FROM FILENAMES.TXT
                            NAME2.TXT
                            NAME3.TXT
                            NAME4.TXT

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Is it possible to do that?

 

Replace the filenames array line with:

$filenames = explode("\n", file_get_contents('filenames.txt'));

Code (markup):

This would be for a filenames.txt with the desired names being separated by a new line, if they were separated by something else, simply replace \n with the separator.

 

Thanks for your help again. Green rep added.

 

Sorry to ask you again, how can I replace space in generated filename with "-"

file-name.txt instead of file name.txt

cheers

 

No problem :

<?php

$content = file_get_contents('myfile.txt');

$filenames = explode("\n", file_get_contents('filenames.txt'));

foreach ($filenames as $var){
	$fl=@fopen(str_replace(' ','-',$var),'w+');
	fwrite($fl,$content);
	fclose($fl);
}

?>

Code (markup):

str_replace(' ','-',$var) is the part that replaces a space with a hyphen.

 

Thanks again but I have problem when using them

- Error message appeared

Warning: fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in c:\appserv\www\duplicator\duplicator-v2.php on line 9

Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in c:\appserv\www\duplicator\duplicator-v2.php on line 10

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Here is the total code

<?php

$content = file_get_contents('real-estate-stem.txt');

$filenames = explode("\n", file_get_contents('real-estate-subdomain.txt'));

foreach ($filenames as $var){
	$fl=@fopen(str_replace(' ','-',$var),'w+');
	fwrite($fl,$content);
	fclose($fl);
}

?>

Code (markup):

in file "real-estate-subdomain.txt" each keyword has been separated by enter like this

colorado-real-estate-license.txt
oklahoma-real-estate-license.txt

Code (markup):

any suggestion? Thank you very much.

 

<?php
error_reporting( E_ALL );

$content = file_get_contents( 'real-estate-stem.txt' );

$filenames = split( "\n", file_get_contents('real-estate-subdomain.txt') );

foreach ( $filenames as $keyword )
{
	if( !( $handle = fopen( str_replace( ' ', '-', $keyword ), 'w+') ) )
	{
		die( sprintf( 'Cannot open %s for writing', $keyword ) );
	}
	elseif( !fwrite( $handle, $content ) )
	{
		die( sprintf( 'Cannot write to %s', $keyword ) );
	}
	elseif( !fclose( $handle ) )
	{
		die( sprintf( 'Cannot close file handle %s', $keyword ) );
	}
}
?>

PHP:

Some more about where it goes wrong would be good

 

Thank you Krakjoe but some error still occured

Warning: fopen(colorado-real-estate-license.txt ): failed to open stream: Invalid argument in c:\appserv\www\duplicator\duplicator-v2.php on line 10
Cannot open colorado-real-estate-license.txt for writing

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However, green rep added Any suggestion?

cheers

 

<?php
error_reporting( E_ALL );

$content = file_get_contents( 'real-estate-stem.txt' );

$filenames = split( "\n", file_get_contents('real-estate-subdomain.txt') );

foreach ( $filenames as $keyword )
{
    if( !( $handle = fopen( trim( str_replace( ' ', '-', $keyword ) ), 'w+') ) )
    {
        die( sprintf( 'Cannot open %s for writing', $keyword ) );
    }
    elseif( !fwrite( $handle, $content ) )
    {
        die( sprintf( 'Cannot write to %s', $keyword ) );
    }
    elseif( !fclose( $handle ) )
    {
        die( sprintf( 'Cannot close file handle %s', $keyword ) );
    }
}
?>

PHP:

 

you might need to add write permission (chmod to 777) to your directory from ftp client, file manager, or control panel.