rlelek

Well, I did some more poking around, and found the solution. Apparently, one of those many FireFox add-ons was making an additional request to the same page (for debugging purposes I'm sure). :facewall: Must have been one of those early-morning moments! For those of you that have issues with anything, try disabling FireFox Add-ons or try using a different browser! Ryan

Greetings all, I'm completely stumped...so I'd like to run this issue by you guys (and gals!). I have encountered an odd issue, and I have no idea why this is doing what it's doing. When I execute the following code, all by itself, in an "index.php" file (with no other files around...completely isolated!) I get a result of "testtest" $log_file = 'all.txt'; $handle = fopen($log_file, 'a'); fwrite($handle, 'test'); fclose($handle); Note: I delete the file each time I execute the script (in a browser). I am also the only one running this script. I've tried running on PHP 5.2.x and PHP 5.3.x I have also tried on my machine as well as a separate, remote machine. Is the script running twice? If so, what's causing it? Any help is appreciated as always! Ryan