Need to post to the top of a file...

[Anon]

I've managed to get php code to post to the bottom of a file, but how can I get it to post to the top of a file without wiping out all of the previous entry? I can't seem to find the correct parameter. Any help would be much appreciated. I've enclosed the code I'm currently using below:

<?
$filename = "older/$fname";
$newstring = "$content";
$myfile = @fopen($filename, "w+") or die("Couldn't open file.");
@fwrite($myfile, $newstring) or die("Couldn't write to file.");
$msg = "<p>It worked.</p>";
fclose($myfile);
?>

Even if you can't help me, thanks for reading this.

-Elijah

[Anon]

there is no 'parameter'...

get the contents, prepend what you want using string manipulation, and write it all out to the file wiping the previous contents.

[Anon]

Or you could always take the cheap way out like I did and write to the bottom, but then read the file from the bottom up!

[Anon]

There is an example a php.net which post a the top of a text file without deleting anything below it.

<?php
$name = "tim";
$fp = fopen("php.txt", "aw");
$fputs = ("$name");
fclose ($fp);
?>

http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php