PHP/File Directory/file get contents

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Checking for an error from file_get_contents()

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$page = file_get_contents("page-template.html"); if ($page === false) {

  print "Couldn"t load template: $php_errormsg";

} else {

  // ... process template here

} //page-template.html <html> <head><title>{page_title}</title></head> <body bgcolor="{color}">

Hello, {name}

</body> </html>

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Check net speed by loading a file

   <source lang="html4strict">

<?php

  $data = file_get_contents("data.txt");
  $fsize = filesize("textfile.txt") / 1024;
  $start = time();
  $stop = time();
  $duration = $stop - $start;
  $speed = round($fsize / $duration,2);
  echo "Your network speed: $speed KB/sec.";

?>

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Fetching a URL with file_get_contents()

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<?php $page = file_get_contents("http://www.example.ru/robots.txt"); ?>

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file_get_contents.php

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<?php

  $userfile= file_get_contents("data.txt");
  $users = explode("\n",$userfile);
  foreach ($users as $user) {
     list($name, $email) = explode(" ", $user);
     echo "<a href=\"mailto:$email\">$name/a> 
"; }

?>

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file_put_contents( ) writes to a file with the equivalent of fopen( ), fwrite( ), and fclose( ) all in one function, just like file_get_contents( ).

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<?

   $filename = "data.txt";
   $myarray[ ] = "This is line one";
   $myarray[ ] = "This is line two";
   $myarray[ ] = "This is line three";
   $mystring = implode("\n", $myarray);
   $numbytes = file_put_contents($filename, $mystring);
   print "$numbytes bytes written\n";

?>

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Reading a file into a string

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<?php $people = file_get_contents("people.txt"); if (preg_match("/Names:.*(David|Susannah)/i",$people)) {

   print "people.txt matches.";

} ?>

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Retrieving a protected page

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<?php $url = "http://tom:password@www.example.ru/secrets.php"; $page = file_get_contents($url); ?>

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Retrieving a remote page with file_get_contents()

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<? $zip = 98052; $weather_page = file_get_contents("http://www.demo.ru/z.php?inputstring=" . $zip); $page = strstr($weather_page,"Detailed Forecast"); $table_start = strpos($page, "<table"); $table_end = strpos($page, "</table>") + 8; print substr($page, $table_start, $table_end - $table_start); ?>

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Use file_get_contents with a URL

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<? $url = "http://www.demo.ru/"; $page = file_get_contents($url); if (preg_match_all("@<a href="[^"]+">.+?</a>@", $page, $matches)) {

   foreach ($matches[0] as $link) {
       print "$link 
\n"; }

} ?>

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