Problem with CURL

I have to write a string to a file and I can't use fopen, however all examples I find on the web rely on fopen. The string is generated on the fly. Is there even a way to do this with CURL?

 

I think that even if you cURL'd to the file, you'd still have to use fopen at some point to write the cURL POST parameters...

 

How would I write a string to a file then?

 

I'm not sure that there's any other way than with fopen.

Why can't you use it?

 

allow_url_fopen is disabled and fopen is disabled through php.ini.

 

contact your host, ask them to enable it for your domain

 

Gee thanks, I would have never figured that out without you.

 

you're welcome, that's what this forum is for!

 

I guess my signature wasn't clear enough. =p

 

Apart from all the sarcasm going on, can you please explain a bit better your problem? Do you need to write to a *remote* file? What would you need cURL for? You can use that to POST (or GET, obviously) to a remote script, but I don't really understand your question...

 

you may think you're being clever and edgy, but you just come across as cocky and annoying.

If I were you, I would refrain from insulting people that are trying to help you understand very basic things.