. PHP method for generating static html files
. PHP method for generating static html files
- 1. The following is a template method!
- $ Fp = fopen ("templets.html", "");
- If ($ fp ){
- $ Fup = fread ($ fp, filesize ("templets.html "));
- $ Fp2 = fopen ("html.shtml", "w ");
- If ($ fwrite ($ fp2, $ fup )){
- $ Fclose ($ fp );
- $ Fcolse ($ fp2 );
- Die ("template written successfully ");
- } Else {
- Fclose ($ fp );
- Die ("failed to write template! ");
- }
- }
- ?>
- Simply write the template into a file and save it as HTML.
- 2. generate html file names by time
- $ Content = "this is a test file for generating a webpage statically based on the date and time file name,
- The file name format is generally year, month, day, hour, minute, second. html ";
- $ Date = date ('ymdhis ');
- $ Fp = fopen (date ('ymdhis '). '.html', "w ");
- // This function can be used to open the local or remote file 'W,
- The file pointer points to the beginning and sets the length of the original file to 0. If the file does not exist,
- Create a new file.
- If (fwrite ($ fp, $ content )){
- // The format is. int fwrite (int fp (file name), string (content ),
- Int [length] (length); this function writes the string to the fp pointer of the file data stream.
- If the length is specified, the specified length string is written or the end of the string is written.
- Fclose ($ fp); // The function is used to close the fp pointer of an opened file.
- True is returned for success, and false is returned for failure.
- Die ("template written successfully ");
- } Else {
- Fclose ($ fp );
- Die ("failed to write template! ");
- }
- Echo ($ content );
- ?>
- 3. The following is a method for converting file names.
- $ S_fname = "93e. php ";
- $ O_fname = "93e.htm ";
- Ob_end_clean ();
- Ob_start ();
- Include ($ s_fname );
- $ Length = ob_get_length ();
- $ Buffer = ob_get_contents ();
- $ Buffer = eregi_replace ("r", "", $ buffer );
- Ob_end_clean ();
- $ Fp = fopen ($ o_fname, "w + ");
- Fwrite ($ fp, $ buffer );
- Fclose ($ fp );
- ?>
- In this way, 93e. php can be converted to a static HTML file. Note that the files to be converted cannot contain ob_end_clean (); and ob_start (); statements, and the directory must have write permission.
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