Preserved Topic: fopen()? readfile()? fwrite()?

I've got a file called "config.php" and in the file it has 50 lines, I want to be able to open the file for reading and write to the file in like a text area or something with a submit button to make the changes, but i need it to have it keep the same line breaks of my text file.

PHP Syntax highlighting would be cool to, but i'd settle for the correct read/write function

Just like if it were an online "notepad" only for PHP

I've tried various PHP functions for the last several hours to no avail, so here I am, any help or advice would be greatly appreciated

[This message has been edited by Synthetic (edited 03-21-2003).]

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$filename = 'config.php';
$fh = fopen($filename,'rb');
$data = fread($fh,filesize($filename))
fclose($fh);
print('<textarea name="inputData">'. htmlentities($data,ent_quotes). '</textarea>'); //the htmlentities only if you have " in your data.


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$filename = 'config.php';
$fh = fopen($filename,'wb');
fwrite($fh,$HTTP_POST_VARS);
fclose($fh);

where's the problem with that approach?

so long,

Tyberius Prime

Looks good, thanks TP

oh you missed a colon after ($filename)) though hehe

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yeah, you're right.
This is a lot more pleasant with direct syntax highlighting ;-)