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ReSpawN · 12-13-2007, 09:28 PM

First, on your FTP, you're going to make a map. Name it whatever your want. I am not sure, but CHMOD it to 777 (all) for sure. Same goes for webosb.txt.

Then open the file index.php and if it returns succes, you're good. Else, you gotta fix 1. the filename or 2. the content.

If it totally isn't writeable, CHMOD everything to 777.
http://markernst.com/lollercopte/index.php
http://markernst.com/lollercopte/webosb.txt

PHP Code:


			
<?php

    $filename =     'webosb.txt';
    $wContent =     "define('MY', 'MY');\n";
    $wContent .=     "define('FIRST', 'FIRST');\n";
    $wContent .=     "define('PHP', 'PHP');\n";
    $wContent .=     "define('TUTORIAL', 'TUTORIAL');\n";
    
    
    // Let's make sure the file exists and is writable first.
    if (is_writable($filename)) {
    
        // First we're going to open $filename, defined at the top.
        // Then, with fopen, we're opening it with 'a' => append mode.
        // !$handle (if it can't be opened), display the error.
        // If it fails, display the error and exit.
        if (!$handle = fopen($filename, 'w')) {
             exit('Failed. Cannot open '.$filename.'.');
        }
    
        // Attempt, if the upper IF is true, to write the $wContent into the $handle
        // If it fails, display the error and exit.
        if (!fwrite($handle, $wContent)) {
            exit('Failed. Cannot write to '.$filename.'.');
        }
    
        // If both checks, check out, continue and display the succes message.
        echo 'Succes. Written; <br /><i>'.$wContent.'</i><br /> to <strong>'.$filename.'</strong>';
    
        fclose($handle);
    
    } else {
        echo $filename.' is not writeable.';
    }
    
?>

Oh yeah, change the 'w' to 'a' if you wish to write BELOW the existing text.

12-13-2007, 09:28 PM	#5 (permalink)
ReSpawN The Frequenter Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 460 Thanks: 49	First, on your FTP, you're going to make a map. Name it whatever your want. I am not sure, but CHMOD it to 777 (all) for sure. Same goes for webosb.txt. Then open the file index.php and if it returns succes, you're good. Else, you gotta fix 1. the filename or 2. the content. If it totally isn't writeable, CHMOD everything to 777. http://markernst.com/lollercopte/index.php http://markernst.com/lollercopte/webosb.txt PHP Code: <?php $filename = 'webosb.txt'; $wContent = "define('MY', 'MY');\n"; $wContent .= "define('FIRST', 'FIRST');\n"; $wContent .= "define('PHP', 'PHP');\n"; $wContent .= "define('TUTORIAL', 'TUTORIAL');\n"; // Let's make sure the file exists and is writable first. if (is_writable($filename)) { // First we're going to open $filename, defined at the top. // Then, with fopen, we're opening it with 'a' => append mode. // !$handle (if it can't be opened), display the error. // If it fails, display the error and exit. if (!$handle = fopen($filename, 'w')) { exit('Failed. Cannot open '.$filename.'.'); } // Attempt, if the upper IF is true, to write the $wContent into the $handle // If it fails, display the error and exit. if (!fwrite($handle, $wContent)) { exit('Failed. Cannot write to '.$filename.'.'); } // If both checks, check out, continue and display the succes message. echo 'Succes. Written; <br /><i>'.$wContent.'</i><br /> to <strong>'.$filename.'</strong>'; fclose($handle); } else { echo $filename.' is not writeable.'; } ?> Oh yeah, change the 'w' to 'a' if you wish to write BELOW the existing text. __________________ "Life is a bitch, take that bitch on a ride"