I have 3 HTML files broken up into header, content and footer.
I have these in seperate flat text files.

I am currently reading them in using fopen() and then outputting them to the browser, which is working but I can not seem to get the contents of the text files, (all in straight HTML code)to write to a seperate output file using fputs().

Might anyone know what might the problem be?

Michael.

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Michael.

Why are you using file system functions and not including them??

Beyond that.. have you a snip of code that we can look at ;)??

Regards,
Rich

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Hi Rich,

 

What do you mean by this?


Michael.

Well I mean why are you using the fopen and such instead of the constructs: include, include_once, require or require_once...

Are you doing some regular expression stuff on the files?

The former requires less code and *may* be less resourse intensive than using the various file system functions.

It wasn't clear what you were trying to accomplish from your original post.

Regards,
Rich

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Right ic.
I'm a newbie to PHP so dont know all the pros and cons of using certain functions.

OK. What I have is a dynamic newsletter which gets added by the user and inserted into MySQL database.
What I need, once the user adds an article to the db, is for the newsletter to be ouputted as a file in HTML format for a static website.
I have managed to output all fields from the db using SQL statements on a web page.



Michael.