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Hi,

I cannot write a $_POST value into a file. In fact using:
[tt]
[color=blue]
$fTitle = fopen('title.csv', 'w+');
fwrite($fTitle, stripslashes($_POST['title']));
fclose($fTitle);
[/color]
[/tt]

I obtain a zero length file named 'title.csv', either if it exists or not.
I try with modes "w", "wb", "w+". Same thing.
It's very strange because I debug it with Zend and the file si written at execution time (no zero length and right content) but when the script ends the file seems to be truncated.


Instead, if I use the following code:
[tt]
[color=blue]
$fTitle = fopen('titolo.csv', 'w+');
fwrite($fTitle, 'title');
fclose($fTitle);
[/color]
[/tt]
all works right...

:o

Can anyone help me?
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What type of machine are you trying this on? If it is Windows, you need to add a line terminater to the fwrite:
[code]<?php
$fTitle = fopen('title.csv', 'w+');
fwrite($fTitle, stripslashes($_POST['title'])."\r\n");
fclose($fTitle);
?>[/code]

Ken
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