how to modify the .txt file?

[phpfish]

hi! i found a .txt file modifier script, which is located here: http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/a...hp/t-4539.html but if i tried to write HTML code inside to textarea and submitted it then the script didnt show the html tags...
what's the problem? im noob <- it means that I cant fix it by myself...

is it possible to change this script somehow to show html code?

[Nile]

Change:

if($_POST['addition']) fwrite($file, $_POST['addition']); 

To this:

if($_POST['addition']){ fwrite($file, $_POST['addition']); header("Location: ".$_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]); } 

[phpfish]

Change:

if($_POST['addition']) fwrite($file, $_POST['addition']); 

To this:

if($_POST['addition']){ fwrite($file, $_POST['addition']); header("Location: ".$_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]); } 

thanks it worked

[phpfish]

but could you do the same with this php script(it means how to add this code:

if($_POST['addition']){ fwrite($file, $_POST['addition']); header("Location: ".$_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]); }

inside to this script:

<?
if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text."<br />";
}
echo "<p><a href=\"./livepage.php\">click here to view the live updated webpage</a></p>";
echo "<p><a href=\"./mainadminpage.php\">click here to view the admin menu</a></p>";
}else{
$file = file("textfile.txt");
echo "<form action=\"".$PHP_SELF."\" method=\"post\">";
echo "<textarea Name=\"update\" cols=\"50\" rows=\"10\">";
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text;
}
echo "</textarea>";
echo "<input name=\"Submit\" type=\"submit\" value=\"Update\" />\n
</form>";
}
?>

this script also helps to erase the data from the .txt file <- its why I chosen it

[motormichael12]

If you mean you want it to show the form even after updating, try this:

<?
if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text."<br />";
}
echo "<p><a href=\"./livepage.php\">click here to view the live updated webpage</a></p>";
echo "<p><a href=\"./mainadminpage.php\">click here to view the admin menu</a></p>";
}
$file = file("textfile.txt");
echo "<form action=\"".$PHP_SELF."\" method=\"post\">";
echo "<textarea Name=\"update\" cols=\"50\" rows=\"10\">";
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text;
}
echo "</textarea>";
echo "<input name=\"Submit\" type=\"submit\" value=\"Update\" />\n
</form>";
?>

[phpfish]

If you mean you want it to show the form even after updating, try this:

<?
if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text."<br />";
}
echo "<p><a href=\"./livepage.php\">click here to view the live updated webpage</a></p>";
echo "<p><a href=\"./mainadminpage.php\">click here to view the admin menu</a></p>";
}
$file = file("textfile.txt");
echo "<form action=\"".$PHP_SELF."\" method=\"post\">";
echo "<textarea Name=\"update\" cols=\"50\" rows=\"10\">";
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text;
}
echo "</textarea>";
echo "<input name=\"Submit\" type=\"submit\" value=\"Update\" />\n
</form>";
?>

it works well, but if i try to write some code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<playlist version="0" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/">
  <title>mp3player</title>
  <creator>kaboom!</creator>
  <trackList>
  <track>
      <location>http://www.kaboom.com/example_song.mp3</location>
      <identifier>684088:Track:1639</identifier>
      <title>This is a example</title>
      <creator>This is a example</creator>
      <image>http://www.kaboom.com/example_artist.jpg</image>
      <extension application="http://docs.ning.com/music/">
      </extension>
  </track>
</trackList>
</playlist>

then the script itself adds excessively "slashes" which is actually unnecessary.. it makes the code unreadable and the mp3player is unable to read the code...

how can i solve the problem? is it possible?

[phpfish]

heres the result:

<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" ?>
<playlist version=\"0\" xmlns=\"http://xspf.org/ns/0/\">
  <title>mp3player</title>
  <creator>kaboom!</creator>
  <trackList>
  <track>
      <location>http://www.kaboom.com/example_song.mp3</location>
      <identifier>684088:Track:1639</identifier>
      <title>This is a example</title>
      <creator>This is a example</creator>
      <image>http://www.kaboom.com/example_artist.jpg</image>
      <extension application=\"http://docs.ning.com/music/\">
      </extension>
  </track>
</trackList>
</playlist>

[motormichael12]

try this:

replace:

if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text."<br />";
}

with

if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo stripslashes($text)."<br />";
}

[phpfish]

try this:

replace:

if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo $text."<br />";
}

with

if($_POST['Submit']){
$open = fopen("textfile.txt","w+");
$text = $_POST['update'];
fwrite($open, $text);
fclose($open);
echo "File updated.<br />";
echo "File:<br />";
$file = file("textfile.txt");
foreach($file as $text) {
echo stripslashes($text)."<br />";
}

sry, but it didnt work (unnecessary slashes are still in code, when i try to modify the data)..

[phpfish]

everything works fine, but when there's a an equal signinside inside the code then the code itself adds some unnecessary slashes after the signinside..