[jgagner]

Yes, using fputs() or fwrite() . Kinda like in perl. I'm not sure what the parimeters are. I'll have to look it up in the manual. If someone knows, please e-mail or post it.

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Jerome Gagner

[firepages]

This writes to, or creates if it does not exist already, a file called 'type4.txt'
it could be 'whatever.html' if you wanted.

$file = fopen("type4.txt", "w");
fputs($file,$string);
fclose($file);

if you are creating a HTML file you just pass the <hmtl> etc in $string - you just have to escape '' all the special charaters.




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Simon Wheeler
FirePages -DHTML/PHP/MySQL