Deckard wrote:
Hi Brad,
Thanks a lot for your answer and the other guys too.
It worked.
Now i have another doubt:
$stringData = '<?php' . "\n\n" . '$hostname = ' . '$hostname' . "\n" .
'$database = wordlife' . "\n" .
'$mysql_username = ' . $mysql_username . "\n" .
'$mysql_user_password = ' . $mysql_user_password . "\n\n" . '?>';
The variables contents should be written in the files within quotes, like:
$mysql_username = 'deckard';
This is getting me nuts.
Any ideas ?
Warm Regards,
Deckard
Brad Bonkoski wrote:
Deckard wrote:
Hello,
I have this code to write three lines in a file (config.php):
$stringData = '$hostname = ' . $hostname . '\n' . '$mysql_username = ' .
$mysql_username . '\n' . '$mysql_user_password = ' .
$mysql_user_password . '\n';
but instead of breaking a line, it appears in the file the string \n
How can i make the line break ?
Any help would be appreciated.
Best Regards,
Deckard
$stringData = '$hostname = ' . $hostname . "\n" . '$mysql_username = ' .
$mysql_username . "\n" . '$mysql_user_password = ' .
$mysql_user_password . "\n";
(double quotes around the \n character.)
-B
Simplify your life!
$stringData = "<?php \n\n \$hostname = '$hostname'\n
\$database = wordlife \n \$mysql_username = $mysql_username \n
\$mysql_user_password = $mysql_user_password \n\n ?>";
the '\' character is the escape...
so
if $var = "string"
echo "$var"; // output string
echo "\$var"; //output $var
-B
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