file_put_contents( ) writes to a file with the equivalent of fopen( ), fwrite( ), and fclose( ) all in one function, just like file_get_contents( ). : file_get_contents « File Directory « PHP

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PHP » File Directory » file_get_contents

file_put_contents( ) writes to a file with the equivalent of fopen( ), fwrite( ), and fclose( ) all in one function, just like file_get_contents( ).


 

<?

    $filename = 'data.txt';

    $myarray[ ] = "This is line one";

    $myarray[ ] = "This is line two";

    $myarray[ ] = "This is line three";

    $mystring = implode("\n", $myarray);

    $numbytes = file_put_contents($filename, $mystring);

    print "$numbytes bytes written\n";

?>

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