Hi,
W+ does not work either.
I have resorted to adding a blank, 0 byte text file.
But it needs chmod 666.
Interesting, I add this line:
chmod($defaultfile, 666);
and it send back an illegal error, but it appears to work anyway - the data is written!
What does the at_sign mean at the start of this line?
@ $results = fopen($datafilename, "w+");
> try $results = fopen($datafilename, "w+");
$defaultfile = "/home/johj2201/public_html/ffmail.txt"; #default file to write to
...
chmod($defaultfile, 666);
...
@ $results = fopen($datafilename, "w+");
if (!$results) { die ("Our results file could not be opened for writing. Your score was not recorded. Please contact the person responsible and try again later."); }
flock($results, 2); #lock file for writing
fwrite($results, $filestr); #write $filestr to $results
flock($results, 3); #unlock file
fclose($results); #close file
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