How can i create a PHP file via php?

[xifyhosting]

FIXED:
This is how i did it.

public function createdatabase($host,$username,$password,$dbname)
	    {
	        $File = "../include/database.php"; 
 	    	$Handle = fopen($File, 'w');
 	    	$Data = "
<?php
			\$MYSQL_HOST = '".$host."';
			\$MYSQL_USERNAME = '".$username."';
			\$MYSQL_PASSWORD = '".$password."';
			\$MYSQL_DATABASE = '".$dbname."';
			try {
				\$dbh = new PDO('mysql:host='.\$MYSQL_HOST.';dbname='.\$MYSQL_DATABASE,\$MYSQL_USERNAME,\$MYSQL_PASSWORD);
			} catch(PDOException \$e){
				
				echo \$e->getMessage();
			}
?>
 	    	"; 
	    	fwrite($Handle, $Data); 
 	    	fclose($Handle); 
 	    	return "file created";
	    }

regards,
Jordan

 

[Gaurav]

in $Data use single quotes instead of double and escape things accordingly. Should work fine then (y)

 

[xifyhosting]

The thing is it's not set as i want it to import as it's seen i want $ to be written in as $


Fixed:

/$ did the trick

 

[Lock Down]

You used the double quotes instead of single quote in the data expression

$Data = "

This will always try to find and replace the $ and other special characters.

The single quote will not do this. It will take everything as written.

$Data = '

 

[xifyhosting]

Thats what i wanted i needed the $ to show as $ in the text file.... so i had to use /$ this is sorted now

 

[Robin H]

I always use single quotes. Prevents shit like this from happening and makes more sense when looked at.

 

[xifyhosting]

That wasn't the trouble. do you read what i put? i wanted to insert the $ symbol into the test file. NOT what it was worth

 

[RodneyTrot]

<?php
class db{

function createdatabase($host,$username,$password,$dbname) 
        { 
            $File = "../include/database.php";  
             $Handle = fopen($File, 'w'); 
             $Data = " 

            \$MYSQL_HOST = '".$host."'; 
            \$MYSQL_USERNAME = '".$username."'; 
            \$MYSQL_PASSWORD = '".$password."'; 
            \$MYSQL_DATABASE = '".$dbname."'; 
            try { 
                \$dbh = new PDO('mysql:host='.\$MYSQL_HOST.';dbname='.\$MYSQL_DATABASE,\$MYSQL_USERNAME,\$MYSQL_PASSWORD); 
            } catch(PDOException \$e){ 
                 
                echo \$e->getMessage(); 
            } 
			          ";  
            fwrite($Handle, $Data);  
             fclose($Handle);  
             return "file created"; 
        }
		
		}
		$db = new db();
		$db->createdatabase('localho','root','test','');

Try that.

 

[xifyhosting]

why do no1 read what i put. It's sorted all i did was add \$

 

[RodneyTrot]

We're trying to help you fool. If you don't want help don't bitch when someone tries. Logout and don't come back.

 

[xifyhosting]

What i dont need help now as i said i've already fixed it. people wasn't even posting right information all i did was forgot \$

 

[Lock Down]

The \ was only required because you used the wrong quote.

Learn don't argue.....

 

[xifyhosting]

I'll admit i was wrong. I did try that before. I must of had an error somewhere else then.

Thank you.