xengvang

I need to have fwrite to keep the $ variables and write it over to the new file. For example, fwrite is going to write this "$hot=111". On the document it writes to, it tries to find a variable value for $hot which there is none, so it writes this on the new document, "=111". I need it to write this on the new document "$hot=111". So I want fwrite to write all $ variables over to the next document. So what ever is in the $content should be exactly what is written over to the new file. Is this possible? Here is my code below: <? $parent = "$_GET[test]"; $fn = "test-$parent.php"; $content = "<? if (isset($_GET[category])){ $child = $_GET[category]; include_once('http://www.test-site.com/test-category.php?parent=Movies&category=$_GET[category]&link=test-site.php'); }else{ include_once('http://www.test-site.com/test-category.php?parent=Movies&link=test-site.php'); } ?>"; $fp = fopen($fn,"w") or die ("Error opening file in write mode!"); fputs($fp,$content); fclose($fp) or die ("Error closing file!"); echo "completed"; ?>