Hi Giles,
I'm developing a fusebox PHP app and have a class in a /classes
directory that opens an xml file in a directory below the site root
using this path: "../siteconfig.xml"
All of the places I have used this class from so far have been in the
site root. I am now starting some pages in a sub d
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> From: Giles Roadnight [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 09 November 2004 13:07
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> Subject: [PHP] help with fopen path
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> Hi All
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> I'm developing a fusebox PHP app and have a class in a /classes
>
Giles Roadnight wrote:
Hi All
I'm developing a fusebox PHP app and have a class in a /classes
directory that opens an xml file in a directory below the site root
using this path: "../siteconfig.xml"
All of the places I have used this class from so far have been in the
site root. I am now starti
Hi All
I'm developing a fusebox PHP app and have a class in a /classes
directory that opens an xml file in a directory below the site root
using this path: "../siteconfig.xml"
All of the places I have used this class from so far have been in the
site root. I am now starting some pages in a sub
No lock in the archives, so here it goes...
Greetings all, I am using fOpen to try and create a new file in a local directory on a
remote server. Each time I run my script is says "PERMISSION DENIED" but the sys admin
swears the entire directory is set to 777.
Does anyone know if a setting has
check chmods, if the directory where you're saving the $fd2 is not 777
then it wont write, keep in mind it's a security issue however, use /tmp
or instead of indicating paths in the file itself have include("file with
the path to the dir") instead and put that .inc file off the reach of
apache
Shane,
You haven't told us what the problem is, only that you're having trouble
making it work. How is it not working? One other question: I have to
assume that the script is running on a different server than the one
your are trying to write to (otherwise, why use ftp?) - are you sure
that the ft
Looked in the archive and manual and came up with no luck, so here it goes.
My end result is to save the output of a PHP script as an HTML file in a specified
directory on a WIN2K server.
my script is such...
http://myserver.net/extranet/archive.php?jobid=1";;
$fd = fopen( $filename, "r" );
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