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PHP Tutorial 029 Saving Files in text

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Uploaded by on Oct 28, 2009

Here I demonstrate the ability for PHP to save files, in both the PHP 5 and PHP 4 method. Using file_put_contents() I can save files, or I can use fopen(), fwrite(), and fclose() to save a file. Naturally it is easier to use the single function available in the latest PHP build.
Come check the source out at my site at http://kloplop321.com/php-tutorials/tutorial-29-saving-files-in-text

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  • that would require an "if statement" on which input in the html that is deemed selected. look at w3schools, they have documentation on html forms and stuff.

  • yes it helped me whith homwork.

    i have another problem...how do you create a function that changes the "selected" in a input ...

  • useful function isn't it?

  • dmm i neded that!

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