Ask, this line of code: file_put_contents ("url", $url. " # # # ", File_append), where did the submitted items be saved?

Line 33rd of the Code:: file_put_contents ("url", $url. " # # # ", file_append); What is APPEND saved to?
Is it appended to the source code file sign.php? I tested it, and after I submitted some content, there was no change in the sign.php file in my space. I do desktop software, not Web programming, PHP will not. Thank you!

 
  
 
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File_put_contents ("url",....
Isn't that the file name?

File_put_contents ("url",....
This is not the filename is still not understand. Is this URL not a filename?
Is this code going to save another file on my space?

I put the source itself in space, the file name is sign.php
Thanks a lot!!

You do software, how can not know "url" is a string
File_put_contents--Writes a string to the file
int file_put_contents (string filename, string data [, int flags [, resource context]])
Function prototype didn't tell you the name of the first argument?

You do software, how can not know "url" is a string
File_put_contents--Writes a string to the file
int file_put_contents (string filename, string data [, int flags [, resource context]])
Function prototype is not the file name that already tells you the first parameter? Well, maybe I don't have the space to write new files, I don't see any new files after the test. Thank you!

This post was last edited by xuzuning on 2013-12-21 12:36:53

You can ReadFile (' url '); Take a look
PHP space is not allowed to write much

You can ReadFile (' url '); Take a look
PHP space is not allowed to write not much of the cloud space I used. I'll go and see. thanks!!

Oh, cloud space is not possible!
But they all offer alternative function services, you go to see the terms of service

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