Problem with PHP.

Here is what I'm trying to do.

I want to use PHP's fwrite function in order to write PHP to another file, like so:

$fh = fopen($src,'w')or die("Error");
$data = "<?php //Insert whatever code here ?>";
fwrite($fh,$data);
fclose($fh);

PHP:

In otherwords, I would like to write a script using PHP to another PHP file. Anyone know how this would be possible?

 

i dont think so man, if you get know do tell me.. thanks

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Well, you're already doing it. What is wrong with it? Should work just fine.

 

Is there some reason that the code above doesn't work for you?

Of course, it will tak ea little more to publish actual code that way, you need to get comfortable properly escaping string characters, too. But you've got the basics of it right there.

 

Are you getting any errors?

 

CHMOD 666, dont forget.

 

What's wrong with it. Should work fine unless I am missing something. Though setting a variable for the data is almost completely useless unless you are going to being doing other things to the text before you put it into the file.

 

Whitespace error is what I get when I try this on the line with PHP.

What do you mean by CHMOD 666?

 

maybe it's because you're invoking the PHP parser for only a single comment in your exported code?

 

every file has its own CHMOD permission, once the target file is CHMOD 666 then its editable, writable by you as the owner. if you have problems with CHMOD, try changing the file CHMOD from 666 to 777