I think I am totaly lost again !!
I have a form that I want to use to create a php settings type page, I am doing it this way as people may not be happy altering php code !
PHP Code:
// Form
<form enctype="multipart/form-data" ACTION="write.php" method=POST>
Upload directory : <input name="normal" size="60" type="text" value=" <?php echo $server.$base_url; ?>/up"><br>
<input name="submit" size="20" type="Submit">
<input name="reset" size="20" type="Reset">
</form>
// Write to text file
$filename = 'data.txt'; // Save information to this file
if (file_exists("$filename")): // IF data.txt File exists
$cartFile = fopen("$filename","a[b]"); // Open data.txt File
fputs($cartFile,$normal); // Write data (put) to File
fclose($cartFile); // Close data.txt File
else:
$cartFile = fopen("$filename","a[b]"); // IF data.txt doesn't exists - create it!
fputs($cartFile,$normal);
fclose($cartFile);
endif;
This all basicly works OK.
The problem then is that I cant pass e.g. $normal=public_html........ as the "$" gives a problem.
So I thought pass the "public_html........ " in the text file and then link it to the $normal in the php code but I have a problem with the "$" here as well which means joining then adding the after "$" which is all a bit long winded.
Can anyone help ?
Anthony
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