Talking about the problem that fopen cannot create a Chinese file name file in php,

Talking about the problem that fopen cannot create a Chinese file name file in php,

Previously, the chartset on the Web page used UTF-8 and the file also used UTF-8. Then, the problem arises when you use fopen () to create a file with a Chinese file name. The file names are all garbled!

I checked a lot of documents and tried a lot of methods to solve the problem. I was thinking about using other methods to bypass this problem. Suddenly, my mind flashed the default Windows text encoding is ansi, and then I ran baidu again, I confirmed this, so my webpage should also be ansi encoded so that the created file name will not be garbled.

Then I started to verify that the web page was saved in ansi, And the chartset statement was removed. It was OK, but the content of the Web page became garbled. Later I remembered that this web page also included other web pages, change the include web page to ansi for saving. Haha everything is OK.

Programming really depends on accumulation. If I have never seen that the default Windows code is ansi, then I don't know how many months can this problem be solved.

Ps:<Meta content = "text/html; charset = UTF-8" http-equiv = "Content-type"> this meta tag must be placed before <title> </title>.

Later, I came up with a better solution. The webpage still uses UTF-8 encoding and storage, but the parameter numbers of file names in fopen () can be coded separately, php has the iconv () code change program. Convert UTF-8 to gb2312 to avoid garbled Chinese file names.

Test.htm

<! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-// W3C // dtd html 4.01 Transitional // EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> 
Test. php
<? Php // in actual applications, it is likely to query the database to retrieve the content. $ Rows = array ("Replace title 1", "replace content 1"), array ("Replace title 2", "replace content 2 ")); $ filename = "tmp.htm"; foreach ($ rows as $ id => $ val) {$ title = $ val [0]; $ content = $ val [1]; $ pagename = "test ". $ id. ". html "; // encode the file name to avoid garbled characters in the Chinese file name $ pagename = iconv (" UTF-8 "," GBK ", $ pagename ); // read the template $ tmpfile = fopen ($ filename, "r"); $ string = fread ($ tmpfile, filesize ($ filename )); $ string = str_replace ("{title}", $ title, $ string); $ string = str _ Replace ("{content}", $ content, $ string); fclose ($ tmpfile); // write a new file $ newpage = fopen ($ pagename, "w "); fwrite ($ newpage, $ string); fclose ($ newpage);} echo "created successfully! ";?>
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