Yes that's right. this was just from the top of my head and it's early for
me.
it should be
$report .= "key:".$index." => ".$value."\n";
as Dan has pointed out.
"Dan Joseph" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> > $report = "key:".$index." => ".$value."\n";
>
>
Hi,
> $report = "key:".$index." => ".$value."\n";
actually, shouldn't it be:
$report .= "key:".$index." => ".$value."\n";
If you don't have the . there, its going to keep overwriting the report,
and thus writing only the last $report item that was built. .= would co
$setup_filename = "/path/to/file/on/the/server/";
$fd = fopen($setup_filename , 'a'); #a for appending to file, w to write
from the beginning checkout php.net for more details on fopen
$report = "";
#
#Apply any re-ordering of the Post array here to you 'logical' order
# look at the manual for
> What kind of 'logical' order do you need for the Post array?
>
> To clarify:
> Do you need to write to a file the POST variables passed to the script?
Yes, setup.php -> processSetup.php -> setup.txt
>
>
> "Kyle Babich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I have a
What kind of 'logical' order do you need for the Post array?
To clarify:
Do you need to write to a file the POST variables passed to the script?
"Kyle Babich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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I have a form (setup.php) that passes values to processSetup.php when they
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