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hi guys, for a simple project i have to save some form data to a .txt file, using one of the form variables ( #studentid ) as the file name, e.g. if the #studentid submitted was 123 then the file would save as 123.txt.

I have tried a number of different ways to do this but am stuck!!1

any help will be much appreciated!!

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A simple code:

 

<?php
$filename = $_POST['filename'];
if(!file_exists($filename . ".txt")){
     $handle = fopen($filename . ".txt", 'w+');
     $content = 'some text here';
     fwrite($handle, $content);
     fclose($handle);
} else{
     echo "The file u want to create already exists";
}
?>

 

It will check if the file exists and if not it will create it with fopen and write some contents.

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