Fwrite Write Twice

[milukas]

Helo everyone

 

My php code

 

<?php
if ($page == "Muzika")
{ $terms_failas = "./muzika_terms.txt";
}
elseif ($page=="Filmai")
{ $terms_failas = "./filmai_terms.txt";
}
elseif ($page=="Torentai")
{
$terms_failas = "./torentai_terms.txt";
}

if (isset($_GET['q'])) {
$terms = $_GET['q'];
$data = "$terms\n";
$fh = fopen($terms_failas,'a');
fwrite($fh, $data);
fclose($fh);
}

if ($page == "Muzika")
{ $f = "./muzika_terms.txt";
}
elseif ($page=="Filmai")
{ $f = "./filmai_terms.txt";
}
elseif ($page=="Torentai")
{
$f = "./torentai_terms.txt";
}
$size = filesize($f);
$fH = fopen($f,"r");
$data = fread($fH, $size);
fclose($fH);
?>

 

Its so simple but its write twice. i cant understand why.

 

 

 

 

this script i have wrote after, but I still getting double results...

<?php
$terms_failass = "terms.txt";
$data = "labuukas";
$fh = fopen($terms_failass,'a');
fwrite($fh, $data);
fclose($fh);
?>

 

Any ideas?

[.josh]

well i don't see any logic in your code that would specifically write to the file twice, so that leaves 2 possibilities:

 

1) you are using fopen with the 'a' argument, which opens the file and puts the pointer to the end of the file.  Basically that means you are appending to the file. So, perhaps it's not really "double writing," but just writing once to a file that already had previous data from some previous test or w/e?

 

2) Somewhere else is calling your script twice.