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Hi guys I would like to get whole content of html file after I submitted a password. The problem is that the my code doesn't access the value for the file. I tried to create a session but i doesn't work. What other option do I have to get the content of the html file? session_start(); $selected_file = $_POST['radio1']; // get the filename of the file $fileinfo = pathinfo($selected_file); $filename = $fileinfo['dirname'] . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $fileinfo['filename']; $password = 'code'; $lines = file("$filename.html"); $_SESSION['selectedfile'] = $selected_file; $_SESSION['file'] = $filename; $_SESSION['Scipt'] = ("$filename.html"); $_SESSION['Scipttext'] = $lines; $_SESSION['file2'] = $fileinfo; if (isset($_POST['submitradio'])) { echo '<div class="imageselected">'; echo '<img src="'.$_SESSION['selectedfile'].'" /></br>'.PHP_EOL; echo '</div>'; // check to see if a html file named the same also exists if(file_exists($_SESSION['Scipt'])) { echo "<form action='test_result.php' method='post'>"; echo '<div class="Password">'; echo 'Type in password to view full Script'; echo "<label><div class=\"Input\"><input type='password' name='passIT' value='passit'/></div>"; echo "<input type='submit' name='submitPasswordIT' value='Submit Password'/></div>"; echo '</div>'; echo "$filename.html shares the same name as $selected_file"; for($x = 1;$x<=15;$x++) { header( "Content-Type: file/html" ); $lines = ($_SESSION['Scipttext']); $new = strip_tags($lines); echo $lines[rand(0, count($lines)-1)]."<br>"; } // end of forloop } // end of check // start Sorrytext else { echo '<div class="NoScript">'; echo "Nothing available at the moment."; echo '</div>'; } // end Sorrytext } // End of submitradio if($_POST['submitPasswordIT']){ if ($_POST['passIT']== $password ){ echo "You entered correct password"; readfile($_SESSION['Scipt']); } else{ echo "You entered wrong password"; } } echo '</form>'; I would be grateful for help.

I didn't found any nice materials comparing the two ways of information unload to user. Neither have I a firm understanding of how high my learning curve should be in both cases, which of which to choose for better way. I'm a beginner asking for your professional word of advice. Help me to better formulate for search what I want, Please. I know keeping files and images in fs is better served by os/fs-drivers but i'm just learning and just trying to remember select * for "poking around". + i do hate images text analyzing it'll will be! Is it better to save files from MySQL fields via http headers, or it's even more better to perform the saving of the kept txt files (in one specific folder) and all the maintenance of tempfiles on server (archiving, indexing, cron/planning)? So: 1. Learning & get experience in file maintenance? vs 2. Finding out how to deal with protocols (download resuming) What I've found so far: header('Content-Description: File Transfer'); header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream'); header('Content-Disposition: attachment'); header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary'); header('Expires: 0'); header('Cache-Control: must-revalidate'); header('Pragma: public'); header('Content-Length:'); There's a textfield full of appended edits of a specific user (for example list-ordering/or article appending). Headers should deliver it as a file, while skiping the file creation on a server. Or do I just learn how to do it with files and save just file link then accomplish the persistent file-links cleaning (because there would be lots of them)? One one side there is a certain straightforwardness in dealing with files, but then again I'd prefer the both ways while considering continuing to study MySQL-approach. I understand protocols/headers with PHP are no easy task that's why I'm hopefully leaving the last word for the professional.... Thanks in advance!

I need to send a cURL request containing a file to upload as well as a JSON string. I can get a properly formatted request when sending the JSON, but the file is throwing it off. $curl_file_object = '@'.$tmp_name $postData= array( 'JSON'=> json_encode($jsonParams), $reference => $curl_file_object, ); $curl = curl_init(); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_URL, $target); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false); // stop verifying certificate curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_HEADER, true); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_HTTPHEADER, array("Content-Type: multipart/form-data;")); curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_POST, true); // enable posting curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $postData); // post data curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, true); // if any redirection after upload $response = curl_exec($curl); $info = curl_getinfo($curl); curl_close($curl); debug($info); Am I the first one needing to send file binary data along with a json string to a server at the same time?

Say I have directory setup like this. core/ includes/ snippets/ template.php js/ index.php Say in the index.php file, I have a file path like this " include 'snippets/template.php'; ". It works. Or say If I am in template.php and I have a file path like this " include '../index.php'; ". It works as well. I am wondering if there is a more global method to this so I don't have to worry about when to use "../" or not. It becomes hectic if there are a lot of includes and/or links.

Hey guys! I have a page that has multiple forms. I am trying to make a button that will save all the information from each textarea to a different .txt file. IE: textarea1 will save to textarea1.txt textarea2 will save to textarea2.txt textarea3 will save to textarea3.txt etc. I am able to save each individual form via individual submit buttons within each form, but I'd like to make a submit button outside of the other forms that saves all forms to their specific files. The code for one of the individual forms looks like this: <form method="post" action="?"> <h1>Physical Stats</h1> <textarea name="stats"><?php include ('resources/stats.txt'); ?></textarea> <br><input type="submit" name="update_stats" value="Update"/> </form> <?php if (isset($_POST['update_stats'])) { file_put_contents("resources/stats.txt", $_POST['stats']); } ?> Everything above works. And the code for the save all form looks like this: <form method="post" action="?"> <input type="submit" name="update_all" value="Update All"/> <br><br> </form> <?php if (isset($_POST['update_all'])) { file_put_contents("resources/stats.txt", $_POST['stats']); file_put_contents("resources/pro_exp.txt", $_POST['pro_exp']); file_put_contents("resources/pro_awards.txt", $_POST['pro_awards']); file_put_contents("resources/ama_exp.txt", $_POST['ama_exp']); file_put_contents("resources/ama_awards.txt", $_POST['ama_awards']); file_put_contents("resources/references.txt", $_POST['references']); } ?> This is the code I currently have and it's just not working. Right now the above code is actually clearing all of the text files. I'm afraid I'm a complete newb to writing scripts and I'm sure there is some rule about file_get_contents that I'm not aware of. Please help! Thanks!

I have a file in the same location as my PHP file, say test.txt, and in multiple locations it has content like: - href="http://www.domain.com/entry.php/256/1/this-is-the-title" or href="http://www.domain.com/entry.php/123/2/another-title" which I need replaced within the file to: - href="{EntryNumber=256.link}" and href="{EntryNumber=123.link}" Only the first number is needed for the replacement, it will be between 1 and 999. Everything between the 5th / and the 2nd " can be safely ignored and removed. This is not the only content in the line, and sometimes there may be more than one occurrence per line. I've got this so far: - $buffer = ""; $fp = file($file); foreach($fp as $line){ $buffer .= preg_replace(***struggling with this bit***); } fclose($fp); echo $buffer; file_put_contents($file, $buffer); Am I along the right lines generally? And I have no idea what the preg_replace should be as my regex is a bit trial and error, more error in this case... As always, any help greatly appreciated! EDIT: If it matters, the largest file I need to edit is 39Kb, and includes 175 occurrences of the replacements.

Say I am uploading an image that gets resized. The resized image is a thumb. I have it's file path saved in the database and the image itself saved in a folder. Originally I was saving both to the database and folder. But now that I think about it, do I have to save the orginal image? Wouldn't I be saving up a lot of space if I only save the thumb image? What do you think?

This is so strange. I have this bit of code that removes the .php extension from pages so that I can visit any page without typing .php at the end. RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}.php -f RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.php [L] The above code has always worked for me before. But for some reason today it stopped working on localhost and the live server(ipage hosting). Do you know why that might be?