question : fwrite()

JM007

How can you make sure that fwrite() writes your content to a new line??Because now it's just putting everything next to eachother 😕

scoppc

then add new line to the content... \r\n will do

JM007

Thanks that works 🙂

Now I've got a question where I can't seem to find an answer to you have a txt file and you put in it lets say 16 teams ,then you make another file with 16 points how would you make it so that the teams would be sorted by the the points that are stated in file 2

for exemple

Team1|16 points
Team 2|15 points

So if I would update file 2 with fwrite() the teams would change places.I know this is not hard to do with mysql but I'm just breaking my head over this..how to do it with a txt file as database?

scoppc

Havent done this before, but basically you can read the content of each file and get each line and store it as an array element.
So, you'll get something like:

$teamName[0]="team1";
$teamName[1]="team2";
.
.
.
$teamName[15]="team16";

and also

$point[0]="16";
blah... blah ...

You can then compare all these ... try to think about the logic.

HTH.

JM007

Yes indeed using the function fopen() you can get each line and put it in an array but....how to compare 2 arrays??