Is there a way to export the results of a php file to an html file,save it and then email it?

ty for the help

    i would like to know what you mean by writing

    "... export the results of a php file ..."
    It would be usefull if you give us an example , so my question gets answered and you probably get more effective help.

    so far

    ali

      ok....
      when a php file is executed on the server, I am getting a result to my browser.
      I found a way of capturing all this page to am html file but how can I send this file by email?

      I have read I can't remember how many articles but I can't get it, I don't know what I am doing wrong.

      thanks a lot

        You can use "buffered output" with "file handles" to save all text output produced by your script.

        Look at the php manual (e.g. @ php.net) for detailed information to these topics.

        If you don't find what you expect there, just send me further q.

        Good Luck
        jo

          I haven't done this yet, but I would try to read in the written file again into $text and send it with the standard php function for sending mail.

          jo

            If you are a Linux user you can use the good old Lynx browser to activate the php page in your web server and save the resulting html to a file.

            Do like this on the command promt or in a shell script:

            lynx -source

            "http://localhost/~user/thepage.php" >> "/home/~user/theoutput.html"

            (I use this to perform pure server side tasks written in php from shell scripts. The html output is then a log file only i my situation)

              In IE, go to :

              File -> Save As -> Save

              This will create a saved HTML page on your hard drive. Attach the saved page, and the resulting nessary images to an e-mail, and you're all set.

              If you want to do it in php, for some reason.

              <?php

              function saveMe($pageContent){

              $filePath = "Any Dir Path You Want";

              if($temp = fopen($filePath, "w")){
              fwrite($temp, $pageContent);
              fclose($temp);
              return true;
              }
              else{
              return false;
              }

              }
              ?>

              Peace,
              -Alex

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