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Posted by Curtis on 02/17/07 05:50
McKirahan wrote:
> I am working in two environments neither configuration of
> which I can change; one's my Web host the other a client.
>
> My Web host requires the use of the ".php5" extension
> to use PHP v5.1.4; where ".php" is used for PHP v4.3.11.
> My client supports PHP v5.2.0 with the ".php" extension.
>
> Is there a way to reliably determine if the ".php5" extension
> must be used on a server? Perhaps via a "phpinfo()" value?
>
> I have a page that uses the v5 function "file_put_contents()".
> (I like it's LOCK_EX feature.)
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
What's wrong with coding your own version of file_put_contents? The
cool thing about the user notes on php.net's docs, is that if there
are any backward compatibility issues, users will usually post
workaround functions. Over time, they generally get more efficient, as
one person tries to do the same thing more efficiently than the last.
The user notes aren't validated though, so you need to have your wits
about you when it comes to making sure code won't become a security risk.
--
Curtis
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