More than one way to skin a cat :) The question obviously is whether or not
you need to read this data back or if it will be static, unread data. You
can use several forms here, including the one below. However, you can use
for, while and foreach loops to handle it:
/* for (...) method */
$fp
Scott -
You can just write it as a pipe-delimited file, write it
to the file, and then read it back in. Use implode and explode:
$company = array("Item 1", "Item 2", "Item 3", "Item 4");
#-
#
# Output array
#
$output_string = implode("|", $company)
> How do I write an array to a file? For example, I need to write just this in
> a file:
> ?>
> I've been hung up for 2 days on this. Any help would be appreciated.
Use serialize prior to writing the data to the file and unserialize upon retrieval.
Chris
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