[SOLVED] PHP to Static HTML

[ravix76]

Hi, I'm trying to dump my PHP code to Static HTML and have followed this tutorial:

 

http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/29/4.php

 

However, the static file is only partially complete which I suspect is due to the fread limit?  I note at the bottom of that tutorial that a fellow user had the same problem but the links to the responses don't seem to work (probably as it's 3 years old!).

 

Can anyone help me with a work around to get my PHP fully dumped?

 

Thanks

 

Ravix76

[magic2goodil]

Post your php code and show us what you're working with:

PHP CODE HERE

 

 

[ravix76]

It's pretty much identical to that in the tutorial:

 

$url = "xxxx URL With-held xxxx";
$sourcepage = "$url/data/dynamicfiles/showproductpage.php?id=1";
$tempfilename = "../data/dynamicfiles/temp_suppfile.html";
$targetfilename = "../data/".$branddir.$productfilename.".html"; 
$dynamic_source = fopen($sourcepage, 'r'); 
if (!$dynamic_source) {
echo "<strong>Unable to load $sourcepage
- Static page! Update Failed!</strong>";
exit();
}

$htmldata = fread($dynamic_source, 1280*1280);
fclose($dynamic_source);
$tempfile = fopen($tempfilename, 'w');

if (!$tempfile) {
echo"<strong>Unable to open temporary file $tempfilename for writing!
Static page update aborted!</strong>";
exit();
}

fwrite($tempfile, $htmldata);
fclose($tempfile);

copy($tempfilename, $targetfilename);
unlink($tempfilename);

echo "<strong>Static HTML Page Built!</strong>";

 

It appears to run fine, but the source of the static page is incomplete, hence half the page is missing.

[magic2goodil]

well here's the thing, I tested it on a page just now and it works fine for a short file like u said, so to truly understand the problem one would need to see the url you hid to see why exactly it is getting cut off and at what file size, etc..

[ravix76]

After surfing around some more and reading the php manual some more, I've ditched the Fopen / Fread and used file_get_contents instead which is working perfectly.

 

Thanks for your time.