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if I have this code
<?php if (VAR1) {echo "<!-- funz1() rint_r(xxxx);echo "-->"; }?> that make comments in html's page source; how I can to achieve all in a file (and not send in html page) ? and is also possible to make a file every day so not write always in same file, but every day to make automatically a file where to write; ? |
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artev wrote:
> if I have this code > <?php > if (VAR1) {echo "<!-- funz1() rint_r(xxxx);echo "-->"; }> ?> > > that make comments in html's page source; > > how I can to achieve all in a file (and not send in html page) ? > > and is also possible to make a file every day so not write always in same > file, but every day to make automatically a file where to write; ? You need to set the content type to the appropriate value. See the PHP header() function. -- ================== Remove the "x" from my email address Jerry Stuckle JDS Computer Training Corp. jstucklex@attglobal.net ================== |
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artev wrote:
> if I have this code > <?php > if (VAR1) {echo "<!-- funz1() rint_r(xxxx);echo "-->"; }> ?> > > that make comments in html's page source; > > how I can to achieve all in a file (and not send in html page) ? > > and is also possible to make a file every day so not write always in same > file, but every day to make automatically a file where to write; ? You can use the php file functions. http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.filesystem.php Open file for append Write your stuff Close the file To make a new file every day, use the date function to create a filename such as 20070925.log without too much effort. I would give you code, but only have a minute. |
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