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Posted by Tom on 09/12/07 18:04
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 18:24:06 +0200, s1m0n wrote...
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>Hi everybody,
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>I would like to write a simple code to add some text at the begining of
>a file without erase the other data.
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>in my file:
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>news4
>news3
>news2
>news1
>
>if I want to add the text "news5!", the file will look like this:
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>news5!
>news4
>news3
>news2
>news1
>
>So I wrote this:
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><?php
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>if (isset($HTTP_POST_VARS['go'])) {
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> $content = "\r\n" . $HTTP_POST_VARS['news'] . "<br />";
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> $write = fopen('news.ini', 'r+');
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> fwrite($write, $content);
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> fclose($write);
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>?>
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>
><form action="" method="post">
><input type="text" name="news" size="28" /><input type="submit"
>name="go" value="Go" />
></form>
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><?php
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>} else {
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>?>
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><form action="" method="post">
><input type="text" name="news" size="28" /><input type="submit"
>name="go" value="Go" />
></form>
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><?php
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>}
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>?>
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>But this code doesn't work, everything is erase in my file, no new line
>appears...
>Could you please help me ?
>Thank you, and hope my english is understandable.
>
I think if you are writing to a file, it either starts as a new file or could
set your commands to append to the end of an existing one.
If you are trying to add to the beginning, you probably need to juggle a few
files temporarily. Maybe start a new file with the content you want on top, then
append the original content to the end of that new file. You would need to
juggle file names around a bit.
Tom
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