[gamextremer2003]

I imagin it would look something like:

fwrite:($textfile, $text message)

But what about

• Writing to the end of the file
• adding spaces between writings
• setting what to write, such as if you want it not only to write a string, but a set message.

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I've heard rumors Javascript can't write to files, so how would I give php commands from a .js file?

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Another question just came up...I'm working within a .js file, and how do I send a php file information?

For example:

(jsfile.js)
function send_message_to_php_file()
{
(((unknown code to send the php file the information "message_from_java")))
}

(phpfile.php - no need to write anything from php, I have this covered)
<?php
// simple display of the information the javascript file sent me
echo $message_from_java
?>

[nd2]

java script cannot write to files, this is a good thing imagin what a hacker or virus could do if it could write to your hard drive from the web very easily. ah.

you could submit from the url.

window.location='http://yourpage.com/script.php?mytext=hello my name is bob';

or you could post it.

there is one other method but i cannot remember the function names maybe ill post them later..

[jewellgr]

Why not use php for all of it.
php can be called from html pages using hidden iframes.

[perleo]

or if perl is anygood to you.

open(TEXT, ">>TEXT FILE PATH") or die "Cant open: $!";
@text=<TEXT>;

print @text "Text here";

close(TEXT);

[gamextremer2003]

I mean, writing to a file on the server..and I guess it'll have to be php then..