Good day to you all, the following pice of code is for opening a file, and write to it. My problem is that the text is not copied in the file. Here what it should do. This script is in a page which contain a form that post the result to the page. (self-submit) Receive the post $update Create a file named, username-hour-minute-second.txt within today's folder. Save the content of the post in the newly created file. here is the code: if(isset($_POST['update'])) { // Declare Variables $text = $_POST['update']; $your_data = $text; $mname = date("Y/m/d/")."/". $_SESSION['username']."--".date("G-i-s").".txt"; // Open the file and erase the contents if any $fp = fopen($mname, "w"); // Write the data to the file fwrite($fp, $your_data); // Close the file fclose($fp); // Confirm saved ! echo "Comment added !<br />".$your_data; } PHP: Thanks !
Is the text file being created at all? Try using this instead: fwrite($fp, $_POST['update']); PHP: There's no reason to use 2 variables for the content like you are doing.
yes the page with the good filename is created. just the text don't go in the file ? evewn with your code.