Writing to a file: Getting fp a line down?

[HalfLife]

I have this script:

$ul_file = ("uploaded.list");
$ul = file($ul_file);
$fp = fopen($ul_file , "a+");
fputs($fp , $_FILES['imagefile']['name']);
fclose($fp);

It works perfectly fine, the only problem is that it writes to the same line in the file... How do I go a line down?

[dalecosp]

$fp = fopen($ul_file , "a+"); 
$this="\n".$_FILES['imagefile']['name']; 
fputs($fp , $this); 

??

[HalfLife]

Doesn't work.
Still in the same line...

[dalecosp]

Windows server?

[HalfLife]

I'm testing it on apache server

[Weedpacket]

Yeah, but is it on Windows?

[dalecosp]

Or 'Nix? Because, if it's Windows, then you need ....

[HalfLife]

Yah, windows.

[Weedpacket]

The manual
fputs
This function is an alias of fwrite.

[HalfLife]

Thanks! It works now!