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PHP File: Writing File

Tag: file, write file   Category: PHP Basic
post: 14 Apr 2008 read: 850


PHP File Tips - Part 11: We can use file_put_contents(). It is easy to use. If file not exist, will be create. 

<?php
$f = "test2.txt";

// define data string
$data = "this text will be putt to file";

// write to file
file_put_contents($f, $data) or die("Cannot write");
echo "success";
?>


Series this article:
PHP File: 3 Way of Reading File
PHP File: Reading File at Particular Lines
PHP File: Reading File at Particular Byte Ranges
PHP File: Checking File or Directory
PHP File: Showing All File in A Directory
PHP File: Showing All Files and Folders in Particular Directory
PHP File: Retrieving File Statistic
PHP File: Retrieving More File Information
PHP File: Counting Lines in a File
PHP File: Counting Characters and Words in File
PHP File: Writing File
PHP File: Locking and Unlocking File
PHP File: Removing Lines From File
PHP File: Inserting Lines into a File

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