Tried both..
Use forward slashes for paths inside double quotes,
fopen("////192.168.10.2/businesscard/XML/" . $xml_uniq_session . ".xml",
"w");
escape the backslashes themselves
fopen("\\\\\\\\192.168.10.2\\businesscard\\XML\\".$xml_uniq_session.".xml",
"w");
or single quotes
fopen('\\\\192.168.10.2\businesscard\XML\' . $xml_uniq_session . '.xml',
"w");
But, PHP is still giving me
[function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Invalid argument in
This might be a bug? It looks simple, but what is the exact point when it
says "failed to open stream?"
Louie
On 10/24/07, Niel Archer <not@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > I have this error when ever i try to save an xml file over a windows
> shared
> > folder
> >
> > *Warning*:
> >
> fopen(\\192.168.10.2\businesscard\XML\afbf7d1fb318054a5ba3e9d4cca0af.xml) [
> > function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Invalid argument in *
> > E:\\businesscard\create.php* on line *663*
> >
> > my code:
> > $createXML =
> > fopen("\\\\192.168.10.2\businesscard\XML\".$xml_uniq_session.".xml",
> "w");
> > $_xml ="<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"
> standalone=\"yes\"?>\r\n";
> > ....
> > fwrite($createXML, $_xml, strlen($createXML));
> > fclose($createXML);
> >
> > What could be the problem?
>
> Your path is probably invalid as backslashes are escapes inside double
> quotes. So the single backslashes act as escapes on the following
> character, which results in no separation between directories.
> Workarounds include:
> Use forward slashes for paths inside double quotes,
> fopen("////192.168.10.2/businesscard/XML/" . $xml_uniq_session .
> ".xml", "w");
> escape the backslashes themselves
>
> fopen("\\\\\\\\192.168.10.2\\businesscard\\XML\\".$xml_uniq_session.".xml",
> "w");
> or single quotes
> fopen('\\\\192.168.10.2\businesscard\XML\' . $xml_uniq_session .
> '.xml', "w");
>
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> Niel Archer
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